Full-Stack Mobile Engineer
Pubblicato il 14-09-2026 - Blackboard Studio in Italia
Blackboard is a portfolio of AI-native consumer apps: we believe AI is reshaping how people use day-to-day software, and we’re leading the revolution.
We’re growing extremely fast (0 → €1M ARR in 10 months) with a small team of 8 incredibly talented young people (median age is 24) who love to build and ship things.
We offer you a chance to build the AI apps of tomorrow, helping us scale from 1M to 10M users in the next 12 months.
We started by launching the now leading education app in Italy:
Kiwi AI
. Now used by 1M+ students worldwide We’re now expanding across Europe and launching 2 more apps before the end of the year.
About the role
You’ll be our 3rd engineer in the mobile team of Kiwi AI.
You’ll work directly with the founder, product, and growth team across the whole app: mobile development, architecture, AI, performance, UX, and improving product KPIs.
After an initial period on Kiwi AI, you’ll be able to decide whenever to keep scaling Kiwi AI to tens of millions of users across Europe or to jump into the 0 to 1 of one of our upcoming products.
The bar for talent at Blackboard Studio is extremely high, and we intend to keep it this way.
Our work environment is made for people who actually want to be the best at what they’re already good at. Because of this, you’ll be held accountable to improve your craft over the years.
For a talented, driven, and collaborative individual, working at Blackboard Studio is an opportunity to learn, make an impact, and progress their career at an exceptionally high rate.
Why this role matters
Engineering at Kiwi AI is not just about implementing tickets. You’ll have full ownership over product decisions and direct opportunities to impact the product’s growth.
You will:
- Own the iOS mobile product experience, from development to the App Store
- Build beautiful, fluid, interactive experiences that feel magical
- Work directly with the founder and product lead to shape product direction
- Push the limits of what it means to buil