Mobile Performance Starts With Understanding

Our six-month program gives you the technical foundation and practical skills to diagnose, analyze, and improve app performance across different environments. Starting September 2025.

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Why We Created This Program

Two years ago, we were working with a team that had an urgent problem. Their app was crashing on older devices, but they couldn't figure out why. The logs weren't helpful. The testing environment didn't replicate the issue. They were stuck.

After three weeks of investigation, we found the culprit: a memory leak in how they handled image caching. Once they understood the pattern, the fix took less than a day.

That's when we realized something. Most app teams know what slow performance looks like, but they don't always know where to start looking. The tools exist, but understanding what they're telling you? That takes experience.

So we built this program around real debugging scenarios. Not just theory about optimization techniques, but actual problem-solving with the same tools we use every day in our client work.

Technical training session showing performance analysis on multiple screens

Two Learning Tracks Built Around Your Schedule

We run two distinct programs because people have different needs. Choose the format that works for how you learn best.

Evening Technical Track

For working developers who need to balance learning with their current job. Classes meet twice weekly from 7pm to 9pm JST.

Focus on debugging real performance issues
Hands-on work with profiling tools
Memory management patterns and pitfalls
Network optimization strategies
Rendering performance analysis
Battery consumption monitoring

Twenty-four sessions spanning September through February 2026. Includes access to our lab environment for testing scenarios.

Intensive Saturday Workshop

For those who prefer concentrated learning blocks. Full-day sessions every other Saturday, plus online support between sessions.

Deep investigation of performance patterns
Multi-device testing approaches
Understanding profiler output
Database query optimization
Thread management best practices
Real-world case study analysis

Twelve full-day sessions from October 2025 through March 2026. Participants work on a real codebase throughout the program.

How The Program Unfolds

Both tracks follow the same learning arc, starting with fundamentals and moving toward complex system analysis. Here's the general progression.

Measurement and Monitoring

Before you can improve performance, you need to measure it accurately. We start with establishing baselines, understanding metrics that matter, and setting up proper monitoring. You'll learn what to track and why certain numbers tell you more than others.

Memory and Resource Management

Most performance issues trace back to how apps handle resources. This phase covers memory allocation patterns, leak detection, resource lifecycle management, and understanding what happens when your app runs in constrained environments.

Network and Data Handling

Network calls are often the biggest performance bottleneck. We look at request optimization, caching strategies, data serialization choices, and how to handle poor connectivity gracefully without frustrating users.

UI Rendering and Responsiveness

Smooth interfaces require understanding rendering pipelines. This section addresses layout complexity, view hierarchy optimization, animation performance, and keeping the main thread responsive even under load.

System Integration and Battery Impact

Your app doesn't run in isolation. The final phase examines background execution, system resource sharing, battery consumption patterns, and how to build apps that perform well without draining device resources unnecessarily.

Who You'll Learn From

Our instructors work on client projects during the week and teach based on what they're currently seeing in production environments.

Freya Lindström

Lead Performance Engineer

Freya specializes in profiling complex apps and has spent the last eight years diagnosing performance issues across retail, finance, and transportation sectors. She's particularly good at explaining what profiler data actually means.

Sienna Katsaros

Mobile Systems Architect

Sienna builds performance testing frameworks and has worked on apps handling millions of daily active users. She teaches the network optimization and data handling modules, bringing real-world scalability experience to every session.

Thea Roskvist

Senior Developer

Thea has debugged more memory leaks than she cares to count. She covers memory management and UI rendering performance, with a teaching style that focuses on recognizing patterns before they become production problems.

Collaborative workspace with performance monitoring dashboards and debugging sessions

What Happens After The Program

We're not going to promise you'll land a specific job or earn a certain salary. The mobile development field is competitive, and outcomes depend on many factors beyond technical skills.

What we can tell you is that past participants have gone on to work at various companies, some large and some small. Others have used the skills to improve apps at their current jobs. A few have started taking on freelance optimization work.

The program gives you diagnostic skills and practical experience with real codebases. How you apply that knowledge afterward is up to you.

We do offer optional career guidance sessions if you want feedback on your portfolio or help preparing for technical interviews. But the focus of the program itself is on building genuine competence with performance analysis.

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