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David Careers

Senior React Native Developer/Architect – Android Specialist

Posted 5 days ago

redolentChicago (IL)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Senior React Native Developer/Architect – Android Specialist
Key Responsibilities:
  • Review the architecture and provide recommendations. With strong STT background
  • Reverse engineer a large-scale React Native super app into modular, maintainable components.
  • Analyze and document the full tech stack across the JavaScript and Android native bridge.
  • Integrate and fine-tune Android-native speech recognition APIs with dialect testing and optimization.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define best practices for architecture, modularization, and performance.
  • Lead knowledge transfer sessions and mentor junior developers.
  • Ensure code quality through design patterns, unit testing, and CI/CD practices.
Required Skills: 5–7 years of hands-on React Native development. Deep understanding of Android SDK, Kotlin/Java, and Android architecture components. Proven experience with Android-native speech recognition APIs (e.g., Google Speech Services).Strong grasp of mobile design patterns (MVVM, Clean Architecture, etc.).Experience with reverse engineering and codebase analysis. Familiarity with Android performance profiling and debugging tools. Experience with dialect testing and speech model fine-tuning.
Nice to Have: Experience with Jetpack Compose. Familiarity with accessibility and localization best practices. Contributions to open-source React Native or Android libraries.

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