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Front End Architect ( React Native)

Posted 3 days ago

jconnect infotechPlano (TX)

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Front End Architect (React Native)
Location: Plano, TX/ Remote Duration: Fulltime Job Description: Skills Desired: Strong hands-on proficiency in React Native framework and its ecosystem Experience in JavaScript programming skills, including proficiency in modern JavaScript features and libraries. Deep understanding of software architecture principles, design patterns, and best practices. Strong hands-on experience diagnosing and resolving technical issues. Experience providing technical mentorship and guidance to junior developers within the team. Implementing & documenting architectural designs, code guidelines, and best practices.
Roles and Responsibilities: Experience designing and implementing the architecture of React Native mobile applications, ensuring scalability, maintainability, and performance. Experience collaborating with cross-functional teams (developers, designers, product managers) to understand project requirements, specifications. Experience identifying and addressing performance bottlenecks, optimizing the application for performance and user experience. If you are interested, please send me your updated resume ASAP with below details: Full Name: Current Location/Zip: Contact Number: E-Mail Id: Alternate Email Id: Visa/Work Permit Status: Current Rate/Salary: Expected Base Salary: Notice Period/Availability to Start: Skype ID: Willingness to relocate to job location: Any Relocation Concern (family/house/weather): Current/Previous Employer Name: Preferred Interview timings (Specify Time zone): Any other job opportunity in process & at which stage: Overall Experience Summary: LinkedIn URL: Looking forward for your response.. Thanks and Regards, Abhishek Singh Jconnect Infotech Inc. 168 Barclay Center Ste. 347, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Contact: 856-770-2379 Email: abhi.k@jconnectinc.

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