Position: Senior React Native Software Engineer for Smart TV Product
Company: Brightgrove
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

We are looking for a React Native developer who will join the design and release of a new generation Smart TV.

**About The Customer**
Founded in 2021 by serial entrepreneurs and investors (with multiple exits and prior companies with annual revenues in billions of dollars).

Backed by some of Silicon Valley’s top VC firms

**About the Project**
A new revolutionary smart TV product that redefines what a TV can be.

With future-proofed sensors and delightful OTA updates, we’re envisioned to become the hub of the reinvented living room.

This and a host of other next-gen features make our product a truly revolutionary technology that goes beyond just smart.

**About The Team**
The team will consist of 25+ team members, working in Agile methodology.

Come be a part of our team and help change the future of entertainment!

**Responsibilities**
Further development of the mobile appPlanning and implementation of new functions for the mobile appThe analysis and resolution of user problems are also part of your range of tasks

**Candidate Requirements:**

- 5+ years of commercial mobile development, 
- Software engineering background building sophisticated products from scratch, designing architecture, investigating and suggesting solutions, testing, and documenting your work, debugging and troubleshooting
- Experience in development of user-friendly products and services with an intuitive UX
- Experience in app development in Javascript, React Ideally
- Practical experience in hybrid development in React Native for iOS and Android
- Google Play/Apple Appstore, Bluetooth experience.
- Knowledge on how apps and clean code need to be written
- Level of English at the Upper-Intermediate level

Soft skills:

- focused and concentrated in your way of working and like to take on responsibility
- self-organized and self-motivated to work independently, addressing dependencies on the way