React Native Developer (Remote)
foundation labsMenlo Park (CA)
React Native Developer (Remote)
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foundation labsMenlo Park (CA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Remote Developer Position Foundation Labs is a software development agency headquartered in Silicon Valley with a reputation for being the best in the industry. We have a very positive and empathetic culture that gives everyone in the company room for personal and professional growth. We're looking for a developer experienced with React Native and additional experience in one or more other mobile development environments, such as iOS development with Swift/Objective-C, or Android Development with Java/Kotlin, or even web development to join our team as a remote developer. You'll work with our clients to build great products that delight users.
Requirements:
Well-qualified candidates have an excellent knowledge of React Native and JavaScript. React Native experience and additional experience in one or more other mobile development environments, such as iOS development with Swift/Objective-C, or Android Development with Java/Kotlin, or even web development is a must. All persons hired will be required to verify identity and to complete the required employment eligibility verification upon hire.
Benefits:
We're a small team that's growing fast, so everyone that joins has a direct impact on the direction and success of the company. Today's hires will be tomorrow's leaders. We strive for an inclusive, flat, and collaborative environment.
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