Senior Mobile Software Engineer

Develop and maintain mobile applications using React Native for iOS and Android platforms.

Implement best practices for mobile development, including code review, testing strategies, and CI/CD processes.

Deliver high-quality features on time throughout the development lifecycle.

Build scalable and maintainable features within the existing application architecture.

Collaborate with product and design teams to implement technical solutions that meet business goals.

Integrate mini-apps and virtual currency systems with the Xsolla App ecosystem.

Work with cross-functional teams, including developers, QA engineers, and project managers.

Participate in technical discussions to align development work with business objectives.

Communicate effectively across distributed teams.

Architecture & Design

Design and implement scalable application architecture for React Native mobile apps with a focus on maintainability, performance, and developer experience.

Lead architectural decisions around shared code strategies between React web and React Native mobile platforms.

Establish and enforce coding standards, design patterns, and best practices across the mobile development team.

Create technical specifications and architecture documentation for complex features and systems.

Build and maintain a robust monorepo infrastructure using tools like Nx, Turborepo, or similar.

Configure and optimize build pipelines, dependency management, and workspace configurations.

Implement efficient caching strategies and incremental builds to optimize CI/CD performance.

Manage versioning, publishing, and dependency relationships between packages.

Design and develop a comprehensive shared component library that works seamlessly across React and React Native.

Create platform-agnostic business logic, utilities, and services that can be consumed by both web and mobile.

Build tooling and documentation to enable other developers to easily leverage shared code.

Implement adaptive components with platform-specific implementations where necessary while maintaining a unified API.

Establish patterns for sharing type definitions, hooks, contexts, and state management across platforms.