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Build features for consumer-facing iOS and/or Android apps used by millions of customers globally. The Mobile team covers both native platforms, and engineers with recent, hands-on cross-platform experience in React Native are critical alongside native iOS and/or Android specialists.
Ship high-impact features for iOS and/or Android apps leveraging React Native and native codebases using AI-assisted development tooling.
Participate in mobile modernization efforts, contributing to app architecture improvements, clean code patterns, and new platform capabilities.
Write maintainable, well-tested mobile code and own features end-to-end from design spec through App Store and Google Play releases.
Collaborate with designers, product managers, and backend engineers to integrate new APIs, design systems, and seamless product experiences.
Use AI tooling daily (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or equivalent) for code generation, architectural refactoring, and test automation.
Contribute to cross-platform tooling, performance optimization, and shared component libraries as the mobile platform evolves.
Native Mobile Proficiency: Strong hands-on experience in Swift/iOS or Kotlin/Android.
Recent, hands-on production experience building, maintaining, and deploying applications with React Native.
Exclusion: Profiles where React Native experience is outdated, or strictly limited to personal side projects, bootcamps, or academic coursework, will not be considered.
App Lifecycle Ownership: Demonstrated experience shipping and maintaining apps in the Apple App Store and/or Google Play Store.
Mobile Architecture: Deep understanding of modern mobile architecture patterns (e.g., MVVM, Clean Architecture, or Unidirectional Data Flow).
Contributions to internal developer tooling, golden path standards, or SDLC process improvements.
Experience with high-traffic consumer applications, e-commerce platforms, product catalogs, or complex checkout flows.
Experience working effectively within distributed, international teams across North America and Latin America.
AI-Driven SDLC (Mandatory): Hands-on experience shipping production code using AI-assisted development tools (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, etc.). The bar is not theoretical awareness; it is daily, practical execution in delivering real software.
Full-Stack Awareness: Comfortable understanding and contributing across API and backend layers when needed; purely single-layer, isolated specialists are not the target profile.
Production Ownership: Experience owning features end-to-end from technical specification through deployment, monitoring, and ongoing operations.
Code Quality Fundamentals: Strong grasp of software design principles, automated testing (unit/integration/E2E), rigorous code review, and CI/CD pipelines.
Seniority / Technical Depth (7+ years): Independently delivers complex features, demonstrates strong engineering fundamentals, and drives technical decisions across the mobile team.
Work Setup: 100% Remote (Mexico Only)
Language Requirement: Advanced / Fluent English (written and spoken)
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