React Native Developer

Dream of building mobile projects exclusively in React Native? We are seeking a talented React Native Developer to build greenfield projects for a leading Digital Agency (based just outside of Manchester, in Altrincham), as they’re looking to scale up their mobile development team. ?? Senior React Native Developer ?? £55k DOE + 10% bonus and benefits ?? Manchester (once per week in the office) This is a great opportunity for a Mobile Developer with around 3 years of experience to take the next step in their career - joining a business that values internal promotion, flexible/remote working, and having a great time whilst doing it. You’ll be an integral part of their technical team; working on a wide range of existing and new projects for clients. They are well known for producing high-quality, reputable work in the industry. This is a purely React Native role, where you’ll get involved in projects developed from scratch, working closely with their back-end developers and designers. You’ll have a high degree of experience with React Native, with a portfolio of projects under your belt. Benefits • Salary up to £55,0000 • Apple equipment • Onsite parking • Remote working (one day per week required in our office) • Pension, Birthday as free day off • Christmas off (usually around 2 weeks) • Personal progression available with company growth • General all-round great bunch of individuals, with a great office vibe Responsibilities • Design and develop mobile applications using React Native • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship new features • Write clean, maintainable, and efficient code • Ensure the performance, quality, and responsiveness of applications • Continuously discover, evaluate, and implement new technologies to maximize development efficiency Requirements • Demonstrable experience in developing mobile applications using React Native • Strong proficiency in JavaScript, TypeScript, and React Native framework • Experience in integrating with RESTful APIs and third-party libraries