Position: React Native developer
Company: Synergetica
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-04-01T00:00:00+03:00

Responsibilities:
 - Maintain, fix and release the new versions of the current application.
 - Build pixel-perfect, buttery smooth UIs across both mobile platforms.
 - 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.
 - Transition existing React web apps to React Native

Requirements:
 - Firm grasp of the JavaScript and TypeScript language and its nuances, including ES6+ syntax
 - Ability to write well-documented, clean Javascript code
 - Rock-solid at working with third-party dependencies and debugging dependency conflicts
 - Familiarity with native build tools, like XCode, Gradle, ability to debug it and understand how to evolve/fix it
 - Ability to manage all life cycle of apps inside App Store and Google Play Store: closed tests, beta, production
 - Understanding of REST APIs, the document request model, and offline storage
 - Experience with automated testing suites

About client:
Our client is the leading sales and marketing technology company in Europe, specialized in the automotive sector. The mission is to empower manufacturers and dealerships to sell more with innovative, cloud-based products and services to offer the best digital customer experience.

The customer is on a fast and ambitious trajectory and serving 90% of the automotive manufacturers. To continue our growth, we are hiring new talents. If you want to spark the future of the automotive world, join us.
They’re constantly striving to be data-driven. That means they measure everything that gives us insights we can use to continuously improve. They do that in a Lean way, using Kanban to represent our workflow while we’re using Scrum as an agile framework.