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React-Native Mobile Application Developer

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redriver systemsDallas (TX)

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Direct message the job poster from RedRiver Systems, LLC Work Model: Hybrid Remote (In-office Tues, Wed and Thurs)
Location: The Colony, TX Visa: No sponsorship or visa transfer available — US Citizens or Green Card holders only Join this not-for-profit healthcare organization driven by a mission to expand access to affordable, high-quality care. They have grown from a Preferred Provider Organization into a multi-line health insurance provider serving individuals, families, and businesses across the state. The React-Native Mobile Application Developer will help build and maintain scalable, secure, and user-friendly applications across mobile and web platforms. You are responsible for the overall success of each project. You will define and analyze system problems and design and test solutions. You will develop systems by designing, developing, and installing software solutions. You will work...
Qualifications: RequiredReact-Native C# for the backend At least 1 application published to one of the App Stores or displays familiarity with the process Android SDK and / or Swift and Objective-C (knowledge and hands on), and Cocoa Touch RESTful APIs to connect Android and / or IOS applications to back-end services. Preferred Experience with Design Patterns such as MVC, Singleton, etc. Experience with offline storage, threading, and performance tuning Familiarity with 3rd Party API integrations such as Facebook, Dropbox, Instagram, Twitter, Google Drive, Bluetooth, Keychain, etc. Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type Full-time Job function Information Technology Hospitals and Health Care and Insurance Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at RedRiver Systems, LLC by 2x Benefits Medical insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Disability insurance

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