React Native Developer
samprasoftDallas (TX)
About the role
React Native Developer
Job Duties:
- React Native Developer includes: Design and Develop cross Platform Mobile applications.
- Effectively collaborate with Product, UX and Business teams
- Provide subject matter expertise for cross platform mobile apps using React Native framework
- Follow best practices and guidelines in software engineering especially in the implementation of cross platform mobile apps using React Native framework
- Implement product development strategies using Agile development processes
- Implement effective unit, functional and end-to-end test cases to ensure features adhere to expected requirements
Qualifications:
- BS/MS in Computer Science, or equivalent.3+ years of experience developing cross platform mobile applications using React NativeStrong understanding of Declarative, Functional and Object-Oriented programming concepts
- Deep understanding of Reactjs, React Native, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Typescript, Nodejs, npm, Jest, React Testing Library
- Working experience with the following tools: Git, CI/CD, Jenkins, Jira, Confluence, Firebase, Firestore, Splunk
- Experience building highly performant chat applications
- Possesses good communication skills, self-motivated/driven, independent but good team player
Required Skills: Javascript Additional Skills: Software Developer
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