软件工程师 - React Native

Job Summary:
A software engineer for React Native is an associate at Creative Chaos who is mainly responsible for developing front-end mobile client applications for various software platforms. A software engineer makes sure that the functionality, security, and performance of the client application are as per the design and are completely bug-free. Senior engineers have a responsibility to mentor their juniors and build team strength through training.
Job Description:

• Analyze business requirements

• Estimate assigned tasks

• Write code and unit tests

• Collaborate with other team members

• Tune your code for enhanced security and performance

• Maintain systems by fixing any existing issues

• Update issue tracking software

• Provide status updates

• Communicate with client

• Control versions of your code

• Research new technologies

• Lead a team of software engineers

• Mentor team members through training and guidance

• Upgrade skills and knowledge

• Evaluate candidates for open positions

Requirements

• Minimum Bachelors in Computer Science/Software Engineering or equivalent.

• Minimum 1-3 years of related experience in a professional industry

• Highly proficient in rendering components with Native APIs.

• Proficiency in one or more libraries (e.g. Redux, React Router, etc) for state managing and routing in addition to React.

• Understanding of REST APIs, the document request model, and offline storage

• Experience working with Swift, Kotlin, Objective C, or Java is a plus.

• Proficient in CSS, HTML, and writing cross-platform compatible code.

• Excellent programming and analytical skills with knowledge of design patterns

• Knowledge of and experience with Github, JIRA, and other collaboration tools

• Excellent verbal and written English communication skills

• Flexible attitude and versatile personality

• Strong presentation skills

• Strong influence among team members

Benefits

• Paid Time Off

• Work From Home

• Health Insurance

• OPD

• Training and Development

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