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Developer-Full Stack Senior

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samprasoftMcLean (VA)

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React Native DeveloperYour work falls into two primary categories: Mobile Application DevelopmentDesign and build advanced applications for the iOS & Android platforms using React Native tech stackStrong in React native coding and methodologies with Proof of work (e.g. github contributions) & have published one or more iOS/Android apps in the app store (should be able to demo the App) Ability to design mobile code and implement both functional and non-functional requirementsExpertise in Modern Mobile Architecture as well as software design patterns to ensure the productivity, maintainability and scalabilityExperienced in Mobile Native UI, Realm, Networking, Persistency, Multithreading, performance, push notifications, concurrency, Java for Android, and Security Agile DevelopmentCollaborate with and across Agile teams to design, develop, test, implement, and support technical solutions in a full-stack development tools and technologies and partner with Product/Business teamsQualifications: Bachelors degree in Computer Science or ITDesign and build advanced applications for the iOS & Android platforms using React Native tech stack 6+ years of professional work experience with Android and iOs development using React native tech stackStrong in React Native coding and methodologies with Proof of work (e.g. github contributions) & have published one or more iOS/Android apps in the app store (should be able to demo the App) Experienced in Mobile Native UI, Realm, Networking, Persistency, Multithreading, performance, push notifications, concurrency, Java for Android, and Security.

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