React Native Developer
ace stackDallas (TX)
React Native Developer
Posted 2 days ago
ace stackDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
React Native Developer
Location: Dallas, TX / Louisville, KY (Onsite)
Employment Type: Full-Time (FTE)
Job Summary:
We are looking for a highly skilled React Native Developer with strong experience in Node.js and GraphQL to build and maintain enterprise-grade mobile applications. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience developing cross-platform applications for iOS and Android, integrating backend services, and working in Agile environments. Must Have Technical/Functional Skills: Primary Skills: - React Native - Node.js - GraphQL - JavaScript / TypeScript - React Hooks - Redux / Context API - REST APIs - Git - CI/CD - Android & iOS Mobile Development Experience: Minimum 5+ years of experience in React Native development.
Work Authorization: US Citizens & Green Card Holders Only
Roles & Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and maintain scalable React Native applications. - Build reusable and high-performance mobile components. - Develop and integrate backend services using Node.js. - Consume and integrate GraphQL and REST APIs. - Collaborate with UI/UX designers, QA, Product Owners, and Backend Developers. - Optimize application performance, scalability, and security. - Troubleshoot and resolve production issues. - Participate in code reviews and follow coding best practices. - Work in an Agile/Scrum environment and participate in sprint ceremonies. - Ensure high code quality through testing and CI/CD pipelines.
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