Position: Senior Xamarin Engineer
Company: SoftServe
Category: .NET
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

**WE ARE**
Successfully collaborating with our US-based Client, a recognized leader in digital behavioral health. They greatly enhance traditional care models, while addressing issues of cost, lack of access, and stigma, to deliver mental health and well-being resources at scale. Our platform targets the most prevalent and costly behavioral health conditions ─ empowering consumers with innovative self-care resources to manage and overcome challenges with depression, anxiety, stress, substance use disorder, chronic pain, and sleep. Evidence-based resources offer digital interactive exercises, self-care modules, and daily wellness inspiration, personalized to each user.
You will be involved in a cross-national team, build innovative products within collaborative, cross-functional teams and ensure adherence to multiple coding disciplines and standards, and contribute to its stability. As the pioneer and trendsetter of the virtual healthcare service providers in the world, your highly visible contributions will be used by millions of people each year.

**YOU ARE**
The professional having
• C#, .NET, Xamain.Native, Xamarin.Android, Xamarin.iOS with storyboard and xib, Realm, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Visual Studio App Center, Firebase, Lottie, Glide, Dotfuscator, Jenkins, Groovy, AWS expertise
• Good estimation skills – knowledge of estimation practices in Scrum
• Team player attitude
• Result orientation
• Intermediate or higher English level

YOU WANT TO WORK WITH
An exciting opportunity to
• Collaborate with cross-functional global teams to define, design, develop, and deliver new exciting features of web-portal to delight our customers
• Continuously explore, evaluate, and incorporate new technologies into our products and processes to improve development efficiency
• Deliver quality software solutions using Agile development cycle
• Analyze and resolve performance issues and other limitations