Looking for a React Native Developer | AppLaunch.io
Looking for a React Native Developer | AppLaunch.io
More than 100k
Bengaluru
Full Time
IT & Tech
3 - 4 Year
Graduate
Job Description
Designation: React Native Developer
Location: Bangalore
Interested candidates are requested to share their updated resumes to priyashree@applaunch.io
Job Responsibilities-
Build pixel-perfect, smooth UIs across both mobile platforms.
Excellent knowledge on mobile app development cycle, design principles.
Must have the understanding and working knowledge of handling different screen sizes.
Must have worked on deploying apps for different platforms(ios and android).
Good knowledge on working with third-party dependencies and debugging dependency conflicts.
Leverage native APIs for deep integrations with both platforms.
Diagnose and fix bugs and performance bottlenecks for performance that feels native.
Reach out to the open-source community to encourage and help implement mission-critical software fixes—React Native moves fast and often breaks things.
Maintain code and write automated tests to ensure the product is of the highest quality.
Skills Required
Familiarity of working with TDD/BDD in JS.
Excellent knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript.
Excellent knowledge on android and ios UI design principles, patterns and best practices.
Familiarity with native build tools, like XCode, Gradle (Android Studio, IntelliJ)
Excellent knowledge on background services.
Experience with offline storage, threading and performance tuning.
Experience in working with remote data via REST and JSON.
Familiarity with cloud message API and push notifications.
Firm grasp of the JavaScript {TypeScript} language and its nuances, including ES6+ syntax
Knowledge of {functional or object-oriented} programming
Ability to write well-documented, clean Javascript code
Good at working with third-party dependencies and debugging dependency conflicts
Understanding of REST APIs and the document request model
Experience with automated testing suites, like {{Jest or Mocha}} is preferred.