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React Native Developer

Posted 7 days ago

ace stackPlano (TX)

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React Native DeveloperLocation: Plano, TX (ONSITE)FULLTIME ONLYJob DescriptionMust Have Technical/Functional Skills • 10-year exp. in React Native Mobile App development • Hands on experience working with React Native, Redux, Jest, Axios, Expo etc. • Expert in at-least iOS native or Android native • Proficiency with JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3 • Experience with integrating RESTful API on UI. • Experience SDK integrations • Understanding of the platform, database, API, caching layer, proxies • Experience working with Jest for Unit testing. • Experience in performance tuning of UI application. • Experience in making design and technical decisions for Native Mobile Applications • Knowledge in writing ADA compliant code. • Knowledge in CI/CD Tools and DevOps pipeline • Coordinating with the back-end developer in the process of building the RESTful API • Coordinating with UX designer for UX design clarificationRoles & Responsibilities • Hands on experience working with React Native, Redux, Jest, Axios, Expo etc. • Expert in at-least iOS native or Android native • Proficiency with JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3 • Experience with integrating RESTful API on UI. • Experience SDK integrations • Understanding of the platform, database, API, caching layer, proxies • Experience working with Jest for Unit testing. • Experience in performance tuning of UI application. • Experience in making design and technical decisions for Native Mobile Applications • Knowledge in writing ADA compliant code.

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