Sr. React Native Developer- hiring - Chandigarh

We are looking for experienced React Native Developers to join our team. This role is perfect for people who are looking for a challenge and the opportunity to take ownership. You will work as a core member of a small, focused team, and will have significant responsibility in helping shape both the product experience and the underlying architecture. As a Senior Software Engineer, you will be developing user interface components, ensuring high performance and responsiveness to requests. You will ensure that these components and the overall application are robust and easy to maintain.
Possessed functions of the right candidate
Deep knowledge of React Native along with an extensive understanding of hooks, application life-cycle, and code architecture
Should be a champion of the tools and readily used RN libraries (like React-Native-Fast-Image, React- Navigation, Redux, and Network libraries)
Should be well known about Sprint Planning, Retrospective, Estimation, Demos, and Documentation
Translating design and wireframes into high-quality code, with an eye for performance on specific target devices.
Write unit test and perform functional verification for the responsible modules
Perform code reviews and sanity checks for the code developed.
Good technical background & hands-on experience in using React.js, Node, and AWS Services.
MCA, BE/B.TECH, BCA, BSC IT or Equivalent, Any Diploma in CS.
Minimum 4 years’ experience in React Native development
Minimum proven 4 years work experience in react native development and deep hands-on technical expertise.
Strong proficiency in JavaScript, including DOM manipulation and the JavaScript object model
Proficient in coding debugging & unit testing
Good understanding of design guidelines, SDK, and excellent JavaScript skills & , Core AWS Services and its core principles
Knowledge in Hooks, NPM or Yarn, GIT, VS Code.
Concepts of native bridging and native modules in React Native
Solid at working with third-party component and debugging dependency conflicts