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(Android + iOS App Development | Location: Remote) StapuBox is building a sports networking platform for players, coaches, and venues. Our mobile app is the core product, and we are looking for a React Native star who can ship features fast, learn quickly, and contribute to a production-scale app. What You'll Own Develop and enhance features in our React Native mobile app. Build a smooth, responsive, and consistent UI across Android and iOS. Integrate REST APIs and collaborate closely with backend engineers. Translate designs into pixel-perfect, production-ready screens. Work with data models, local storage, and end-to-end UI flows. Debug, profile, and optimise application performance. Your Primary Goal Contribute directly to the core mobile app of a sports networking platform. Ship real features used by athletes, coaches, academies, and venues. Own frontend modules end-to-end - from UI to API integration. Learn the complete product lifecycle: design build test deploy. You Should Be Strong in React Native + TypeScript for mobile development. Hands-on with Expo and EAS build pipelines (Android & iOS). Comfortable with Redux Toolkit for predictable state management. Able to debug crashes, performance issues, and device-specific bugs. Understanding the differences between Android and iOS behaviour. A fast learner who can independently unblock challenges using available resources. We would prefer that you have 1 to 2 years of total work experienceExperience with Git and collaborative workflows; worked with push notifications.Understanding of deep linking (universal and app links).Good grip on TypeScript fundamentals.Basic familiarity with native modules (Kotlin/Swift).Interest or experience in sports apps, social feeds, or interaction-heavy interfaces. Perks Work directly with founders on a 01 consumer mobile product. Get exposure to real production-scale engineering and feature ownership. Freedom to experiment and push bold UI/UX ideas. High potential to convert into a full-time React Native engineer role. .
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