Junior Full Stack AI Developer (React Native)
tech consultingDenver (CO)
Junior Full Stack AI Developer (React Native)
Posted today
tech consultingDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Junior Full Stack AI Developer (React Native) Full-Time W2 from Day One Housing & Relocation Covered Pay: W2 with Billable-hour milestone increases Housing: Corporate housing and relocation fully covered Benefits: Health, dental and vision insurance, plus performance bonuses Growth: A clear path from Junior to Developer to Senior in [timeframe] How it works You start in Atlanta, GA. Then you're placed on client projects across the U.S. Projects usually run 3-6 months, and some run a year or longer. Housing is covered in Atlanta, then we cover your relation to client site. What you'll build Android and React Native apps for enterprise clients AI features such as chat assistants, smart recommendations and text processing, using LLM APIs and on-device AI (ML Kit, TensorFlow Lite) API integrations (REST, JSON) connecting apps to backend services Tested, production-ready releases, alongside senior developers and AI engineers What you need A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, IT, Software Engineering or a related field A basic understanding of APIs, Git and object-oriented programming Curiosity about AI and generative AI Willingness to relocate and travel to client sites Nice to have (not required) Android Studio or Kotlin A React Native or mobile project, even a class project Any app you've built that calls an AI or LLM API Firebase, push notifications or app deployment
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