Lead Mobile Software Engineer
top prospect groupWestchester County (NY)
Lead Mobile Software Engineer
Posted 4 days ago
top prospect groupWestchester County (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Ready to shape the future of mobile technology? Join a high-impact engineering team where your React Native expertise, native mobile skills, and technical leadership will help build innovative products used across multiple platforms. FT, Direct Hire130-200K, plus benefitsRemote or Hybrid if you live near Westchester County, NYReact Native, TypeScript, Swift, Kotlin, Mobile Application Development, Mobile Architecture, State Management, Redux, Zustand, Cross-Platform Development, Native iOS/Android Development, CI/CD, Automated Testing, App Store Deployment, Technical Leadership, Engineering Standards, Mentorship, AI-Assisted Development, LLM Workflows, JavaScript, React, Azure, C#, Snowflake, SQLLead mobile innovation. Build what’s next. We’re seeking a hands-on Staff Software Engineer to drive development of a core mobile product while helping shape architecture and engineering standards across multiple product lines.
WHAT YOU’LL DO:
- Build and deliver high-quality mobile features using React Native and TypeScript.
- Design scalable, reusable architectures and state management solutions.
- Establish mobile engineering standards and mentor internal and contractor teams.
- Introduce AI-assisted development workflows to improve productivity.
- Partner with QA and DevOps to strengthen automated testing, CI/CD, and release processes. WHAT YOU BRING
- 8+ years of mobile engineering experience, with deep React Native and TypeScript expertise.
- Strong Swift and/or Kotlin skills for native development and optimization.
- Proven experience delivering complex mobile applications in fast-paced environments.
- Ability to balance hands-on execution with technical leadership and mentorship.
- Practical experience using AI coding tools or LLM workflows.
TECH STACK:
React Native, TypeScript, Swift, Kotlin, React, Azure, C#, JavaScript, Snowflake, SQL, Redux/Zustand.
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