Position: React Native Developer
Company: Locals.org
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y

**About the role**

You'll be working on the feature-rich mobile application with various media components, real-time chats, activities feed, and different web components used along with mobile. We are a small but highly experienced team, and by joining us, you'll be able to have a substantial impact on both technical and product decisions and learn from experts in this domain. You are expected to build maintainable and high-performance components within the Locals.org application and bring us a new vision in the technology stack to drive user value

**About you**
We are looking for a developer with experience in building mobile applications used by thousands of users. You understand the challenges of providing a social platform that serves the best user experience in the industry

**Your past experience**
- Have worked building and maintaining production apps in React Native
- Ideally, have worked with pure Redux
- Ideally, have worked with the firebase ecosystem (firestore/cloud functions)
- You understand the underlying mechanisms of libraries you are using
- Make balanced decisions between good architecture and faster feature shipping
- You're interested in learning other fellow team members' insights and are an effective communicator and collaborator
- You are seeking to learn something new and to share knowledge with your team

**Responsibilities**
- Contribute to the successful development and shipping of our product
- Hands-on development: analyse product specifications, design implementations, write code and deliver features
- Conduct/participate in code-review process to maintain clean, understandable, well-tested code
- Collaborate across teams to improve our engineering practices

**Benefits**
- Remote operation capability
- Care bonus for medical insurance, fitness, education, etc.
- Flexible working hours
- The project is connected with charity work, we are changing the world for the better