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UI/Mobile Developer - Austin TX onsite Face-to-face interview in Austin TX Required Skills: Proven experience as a Front-End Developer with a strong portfolio of web and mobile applications. Proficiency in React and React Native. Solid understanding of n-tier architectures (UI, business logic layer, data access layer). Experience with REST and SOAP APIs. Strong knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, React, and Redux. Familiarity with version control systems, such as Git. Experience in developing Higher Order Components (HOC) and working with custom frameworks or libraries. Experience writing Unit Test Cases with Jest, Enzyme, or Mocha. Proficient in developing ADA-compliant applications. Solid experience using External Component libraries. Preferred Skills: Experience with platform-specific build tools: Xcode, CocoaPods (iOS) and Android Studio, Gradle (Android). Proficient with dependency management tools including Node.js, Yarn, and package repositories such as JFrog Artifactory. Familiarity with native iOS development (Swift or Objective-C) and native Android development (Kotlin or Java, XML layouts). Experience with mobile-specific architecture patterns, including client-side state management (Zustand), server state/caching (React Query), and navigation (React Navigation). Experience integrating secure storage (Keychain) and biometric authentication (react-native-biometrics) in mobile applications. Hands-on experience with mobile accessibility testing tools, including iOS Accessibility Inspector, Google Accessibility Scanner, and Screen Readers. Experience coordinating integration with third-party vendor APIs and partners. Knowledge of TypeScript or ECMAScript (ES6 or latest). Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines.
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