Project aim is to create mobile app of the HPC job scheduler on Windows 8.1. The app is a mobile port of the High Performance Computing (HPC) Web service. HPC Web service runs on the server provided in the Curtin university network and thus available for those using the network in the university. The HPC Web service, is a service run by the HPC cluster head node, which provides functionality of processing data with the HPC cluster, but without exposing the settings and other underlying networking information to the users which is suitable for student usage in the future. The HPC Web service and app, allows user to create, add, view and delete tasks and jobs which are run on the HPC server. The HPC server will then divide jobs into chuncks from the head node of the HPC to be distributed to the many compute nodes of the HPC Cluster. This thesis explains the background of the HPC, the motivation for creating the app and documentation of the app usage as well as screenshots and source code.