Full Stack Developer III
Full Stack Developer III
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 4+ years of software engineering experience in the mobile app space.3+ years React Native experience 2+ year native iOS/Android experience
- Hands on experience integrating React/React Native experiences into native platforms.
- Communicate effectively in both verbal and written form for code reviews and technical discussions.
- What are some preferred/nice to have skills the manager is looking for?
- Experience working in React/Node Environments
- Strong Vanilla JS skills and an interest in developing for app and web.
- Experience with GraphQL and JSON Graph data structures
- Would like you to have developed/published at least one relevant mobile offering on Android, preferably also iOSPassionate about technology and creative in finding new implementations for it.
- Able to articulate technical topics to both engineering teams and non-technical partners.
- Comfortable working in an agile environment and able to self-identify work that needs to be done.
- Leadership and mentoring of more junior engineers by pairing and reviewing code
- Experience with VM and build tools (Cocoapods, Gradle, Babel, Xcode, Android Studio)
- Experience with commonly used libraries (Retrofit, Butterknife, Espresso, Alamofire, Axios, etc) is a bonus
- Experience using build and deployment tools. (Github Actions, Jenkins)
- Version control systems such as Git and repo management like Github / BitBucketUnit testing (Jest, Enzyme, React Testing Library)
- Automated testing (Cypress, Webdriver, etc)
- Experience with bundling technologies (Webpack, Rollup)
- Experience with Cloud Infrastructure; AWS / OpenStackUnderstanding of frontend performance best practices
- Developed with Pattern Libraries and reusable design patterns
- Will there be a Hacker Rank test Required for this REQ? YesPrescreening Questions: Must be submitted on resume, no exceptions!1. Please give a brief overview of your favorite project and why?
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