Esra Kadah
Senior Flutter Engineer, Author, Co-Lead (Flutteristas, Flutter Berlin, Flutter Community AI Circle, GDG Cloud Berlin)
Esra Kadah is a Senior App Developer at Antigua Mobile GmbH, co-author of Flutter Design Patterns & Best Practices (Packt, 2024), and one of the organizers behind Flutter Community AI Circle(FCAIC), Flutteristas and Flutter Berlin Meetup.
With a strong foundation in software development and a deep interest in UI/UX and design psychology 🧠, she focuses on building user-friendly, human-centered mobile experiences. Her work sits at the intersection of engineering, creativity, and empathy.
Esra is an active contributor in the global 🌍 Flutter and AI ecosystem. She explores how tools like Gemini, ChatGPT, Cursor, Firebase Studio, MCP, agentic workflows, and multimodal prompt engineering 🤖 are transforming the way developers build, scale, and reflect.
She has worked on international projects, contributed to open source, and presented at events from Istanbul to Berlin, Paris, Stockholm, Kenya, and the U.S. Blending code, content, and community with intention and care.
Is Flutter a Smart Bet in an AI-Driven Job Market?
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the job market, and many students and professionals are asking difficult questions: What skills will still matter tomorrow? Which technologies are worth investing time in? How do we avoid becoming obsolete as AI continues to reshape the industry?
This roundtable opens a discussion around the role of Flutter in this changing landscape. As entry-level roles evolve and traditional career paths become less predictable, choosing the right tools and technologies is no longer just a technical decision, it’s a strategic one.
Together, we’ll explore whether Flutter’s cross-platform approach, versatility, and broad application across mobile, web, desktop, and emerging experiences can make it a valuable foundation for an uncertain future.
Expect an informal conversation with different perspectives, experiences, and practical insights rather than a one-way presentation.