Location: Armenia
Remote: Yes (worldwide)
Willing to relocate: No — based in Armenia
Technologies: Dart/Flutter, Kotlin, Swift, TypeScript; native iOS & Android; Kotlin Multiplatform; Ktor + PostgreSQL; REST/gRPC/WebSocket; Docker, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Fastlane; Firebase, Sentry
Résumé/CV: message me on LinkedIn — linkedin.com/in/mozerrr
Email: dmitrymozer@gmail.com
I'm a cross-platform mobile developer, but what really drives me is technology and problem-solving — for everyday users and for businesses alike. Problems come in every shape, so I've never had the luxury of fixating on a single technology. I like digging into how things actually work: compilers, AI, architecture design, server-driven UI (SDUI), codecs, operating systems, microcontrollers (I've worked with the ESP32 and BLE), games, and so on. My core strength is ramping up in an unfamiliar area fast and making a real impact there — I try to stay T-shaped: broad across many things, deep where it counts.
I've also got a creative side, so let me use it as my T-shape example: https://frawm.com, a streaming platform for short films and animation that I'm actively building. We're nearly feature-complete — the main thing left is the legal side, so if anyone can help there, please reach out, I'd genuinely appreciate it! On the tech side I built the backend in Kotlin/Ktor with a custom pipeline for our own video encoding, which keeps image quality high while cutting cost at scale. For context: I first looked at Mux, but even on its highest-quality encoding tier it reproduced colors incorrectly and showed noticeable banding.
If any of this caught your interest, feel free to DM me or drop an email — happy to talk.
I've also got a creative side, so let me use it as my T-shape example: https://frawm.com, a streaming platform for short films and animation that I'm actively building. We're nearly feature-complete — the main thing left is the legal side, so if anyone can help there, please reach out, I'd genuinely appreciate it! On the tech side I built the backend in Kotlin/Ktor with a custom pipeline for our own video encoding, which keeps image quality high while cutting cost at scale. For context: I first looked at Mux, but even on its highest-quality encoding tier it reproduced colors incorrectly and showed noticeable banding.
If any of this caught your interest, feel free to DM me or drop an email — happy to talk.