Hire Xamarin Developers

Built for Product Teams

Your augmented Xamarin squad works with the same rituals as your internal team—daily standups, sprint reviews, feature toggles, and shared repositories. We plug into your roadmap without forcing a rigid offshore process.

Framework Diversity

Need to balance legacy Xamarin.iOS code with a Xamarin.Forms redesign? Our engineers have seen both sides. We can also prepare your codebase for a gradual .NET MAUI migration so you stay aligned with Microsoft's Xamarin recommendations.

Security-First Delivery

From GDPR-compliant data flows to secure offline storage, we bring threat modeling habits to every engagement. Our QA engineers pair with developers to test on-device, in the cloud, and against the edge cases your stakeholders worry about.

Xamarin Experience

Our developers have been building Xamarin apps for years. They understand C#, Xamarin.Forms, Xamarin.Native, platform-specific APIs, and dependency injection. They know how to work with NuGet packages, handle platform channels, and optimize performance. They're not learning Xamarin on your dime—they're already proficient.

Quick Integration

Xamarin developers integrate quickly because they understand Xamarin workflows. They join your daily standups, participate in code reviews, adapt to your team's coding standards, and start contributing to your Xamarin codebase immediately. Usually takes a week or two to get fully up to speed, depending on your codebase complexity.

Cross-Platform Expertise

Xamarin developers understand cross-platform development: they know how to share business logic across iOS and Android, handle platform differences when needed, and ensure consistent behavior across platforms. They understand that Xamarin's strength is in its ability to share code while maintaining native performance.

Native Performance

Xamarin apps compile to native code, so they run at native speeds. Our developers understand Xamarin performance optimization: they know how to avoid unnecessary allocations, optimize memory usage, use platform-specific rendering when needed, and profile Xamarin apps to identify bottlenecks. They build apps that feel native, not sluggish.

C# & Xamarin

Our developers understand C#: they know how to write clean, maintainable C# code, use async/await effectively, handle LINQ, and work with Xamarin's reactive programming model. They've been writing C# code for years and understand Xamarin's architecture.

MVVM Architecture

Xamarin developers understand MVVM: they know how to structure apps with Models, Views, and ViewModels, use data binding effectively, and implement navigation patterns. They understand when to use Xamarin.Forms vs Xamarin.Native, and how to structure code for maximum code sharing.

Platform Integration

Xamarin apps often need to integrate with native APIs. Our developers understand platform channels: they know how to call native code from Xamarin, handle platform-specific functionality, and integrate with device features like camera, GPS, push notifications, and platform-specific UI components.

Xamarin.Forms & Native

Xamarin developers understand when to use Xamarin.Forms for shared UI and when to use Xamarin.Native for platform-specific experiences. They know how to customize renderers, use effects, and create platform-specific implementations when needed. They understand that sometimes you need platform-specific UI, and that's perfectly fine.

Testing & Quality

Xamarin developers understand testing: they know how to write unit tests, UI tests, and integration tests in Xamarin. They understand Xamarin's testing framework and how to test Xamarin apps effectively. They build apps that are not just functional, but also testable and maintainable.

What Makes a Xamarin Developer

When we say "Xamarin developer," we mean developers who:

• Understand Xamarin's architecture: They know how code sharing works, how platform-specific code is handled, and how Xamarin apps are structured
• Build cross-platform apps: They know how to share business logic across iOS and Android while maintaining native performance and UI capabilities
• Optimize performance: They understand Xamarin performance optimization and build apps that feel native, not sluggish
• Use MVVM effectively: They know how to structure apps with MVVM, use data binding, and implement navigation patterns
• Integrate with native code: They know how to use dependency injection, platform channels, and renderers to integrate with native APIs when needed

Trailblazer Health asked us to reinforce their in-house mobile team after patient demand spiked. Their Xamarin.Forms app needed faster appointment bookings, HIPAA-aligned messaging, and real-time device integrations for connected glucometers.

We embedded two senior Xamarin engineers, a QA analyst, and a delivery lead. Together with Trailblazer's product owner we stabilized the existing codebase, trimmed build times by 37%, and introduced integration tests that mirror actual clinical workflows.

The CTO summed it up best: “We stopped firefighting and started shipping features again.”

Shared Codebase

Xamarin lets you write business logic once and deploy to both iOS and Android. That means faster development, easier maintenance, and consistent behavior across platforms. You can share up to 90% of your code between platforms while maintaining native performance and UI capabilities.

Native Performance

Xamarin apps compile to native code, so they run at native speeds. Xamarin uses native UI components on each platform, which means your apps look and feel native. You get the performance of native apps with the productivity of a shared codebase.

Platform-Specific UI

Xamarin gives you the flexibility to use platform-specific UI when needed. With Xamarin.Forms, you can create shared UI that adapts to each platform. With Xamarin.Native, you can build platform-specific experiences. You choose what works best for your app.

C# Everywhere

If your team already knows C#, Xamarin is a natural fit. You can leverage existing C# skills, share code between mobile and backend, and use familiar tools and libraries. Xamarin integrates with .NET, so you can use the same ecosystem across your entire stack.

What You Can Build with Xamarin

Xamarin developers can build:

1. Define requirements: Tell us what you need—seniority level, specific Xamarin technologies (Forms, Native, or both), project duration, and any special requirements. We'll match developers to your needs.
2. Review candidates: We'll send you profiles of Xamarin developers who match your requirements. You interview the candidates, ask technical questions, and choose who fits best.
3. Onboard quickly: Once selected, developers ramp up on your codebase, tools, and processes. They join your standups, participate in code reviews, and start contributing immediately.
4. Work as part of your team: Our developers integrate with your existing team. They follow your coding standards, use your tools, and align with your development practices.
5. Scale flexibly: Need more developers? Need fewer? We can adjust team size based on your project needs and budget constraints.

Enterprise Experience

Our developers have worked on large-scale Xamarin applications. They understand how to structure codebases that grow, how to handle complex business logic, and how to maintain applications over time. They've seen what works and what doesn't in enterprise environments.

Modern Xamarin Practices

They're fluent in Xamarin.Forms and Xamarin.Native, understand MVVM architecture, dependency injection, and async/await patterns. They write clean, maintainable C# code that follows SOLID principles and design patterns that make sense for Xamarin applications.

Platform Expertise

Understanding both iOS and Android isn't just nice to have—it's essential for Xamarin development. Our developers know how to build apps that work well on both platforms, handle platform differences effectively, and leverage platform-specific features when needed.

Communication and Collaboration

Our developers communicate clearly, write documentation, and participate actively in team discussions. They're not just code contributors—they're team members who help solve problems, share knowledge, and improve the codebase together.

Engagement Options

We actively contribute to internal playbooks inspired by Microsoft's Xamarin developer blog, ensuring your implementation follows the latest guidance on renderers, shell navigation, and performance tuning.

Our engineers frequently mentor at regional meetups like the Xamarin Developers user group. When you work with us, you gain access to that collective knowledge base, from API integrations to DevOps automation.