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Sandor Kolotenko has spent nearly two decades in software development, including over ten years focused on building dependable mobile applications across a range of sectors, from established institutions such as Lloyds Banking Group, Harrods, and Heathrow Airport to agile, fast paced startups. These days he has stepped away from client work, opting for the calm and clarity of a permanent role while steadily developing a small portfolio of independent mobile apps in his own time.
His strength lies in maintaining and modernising iOS codebases, carefully introducing SwiftUI, Core ML, and accessibility enhancements without disrupting what already works. Although iOS is his mainstay, he does support Android where needed, particularly around syncing, payments, and mapping, ensuring parity across platforms without fuss.
Sandor has vast experience building and maintaining CI/CD infrastructure. He relies on tools like Xcode Cloud, GitHub Actions, Gitea, and self hosted pipelines to keep builds predictable and clean.
Outside work hours, he tinkers with ESP32 boards and indulges in a bit of game development, usually involving spatial audio, animated dialogue, cats, spaceships, and playful experimental UI.
He is currently not looking for freelance projects but is always happy to talk shop.
