Certified Mobile Applications Developer (CMAD‌®)

The Mobile Computing Career:

A mobile applications developer is essentially a software engineer or software programmer who can design, develop and test mobile application on one or more mobile operating systems and devices (such as Apple iOS or Google Android).

Mobile Apps developers can be involved in the design and development of mobile software in almost every category imaginable - operating systems, interface, entertainment, navigation, word processing, office & business applications, performance enhancement and connectivity etc.

Career Path:

After 3 years most Apps developers are promoted to Senior developers, but the next raise to the prized position of an Architect usually demands more than just years of experience – immense creative passion and zeal to create. Many Apps Developers may also move to the project management side in case managerial abilities are abundantly visible.

CMAD‌® certified professionals exhibit exciting capabilities and also that much-needed creative streak demanded in the dynamic space of mobile applications development. CMAD‌® certified professionals exhibit capabilities of using important applications development tools for writing applications and products across all popular mobile technologies and platforms. CMAD‌® certified professionals study across 8 modules gathering skills and knowledge not only related to various mobile technologies, platforms, programming and applications development, but also on performance-critical areas like team-work, language and communication, latest industry trends in mobile computing, computer science fundamentals and the customer-side of mobile apps market.

CMAD‌® is awarded to individuals who successfully complete all the requirements as prescribed by the Software Engineering Quality Board (SEQB), BCI. These requirements primarily include qualifying the multistage online CMAD‌® examinations organized worldwide in various authorized BCI centers on dates specified in the BCI Assessments Calendar.