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Job Description : Role : Senior Mobile Developer React Native Gurgaon | Full-Time Role Overview : We are looking for a Senior Mobile Developer with deep React Native expertise to lead feature development on our investor-facing and advisor-facing mobile applications. You will own critical mobile modules end-to-end from architecture through App Store release and actively integrate AI capabilities into the mobile experience. Key Responsibilities: - Design and develop high-quality, production-grade React Native features for iOS and Android apps serving retail investors and wealth advisors. - Own module-level architecture decisions: navigation, state management, offline handling, performance optimisation, and security. - Integrate with backend APIs for real-time portfolio data, transaction processing, KYC workflows (Digilocker, V-CIP, eSign), UPI, and payment flows. - Implement AI-powered mobile features: intelligent recommendations, conversational interfaces, AI-assisted portfolio insights, and smart alerts. - Write unit tests, integration tests, and E2E tests; maintain high coverage on critical modules. - Conduct thorough code reviews; mentor junior and mid-level mobile engineers. - Optimise app performance: startup time, frame rates, memory profiling, and battery usage. - Manage app release pipelines: CI/CD, TestFlight/Play Console beta, App Store/Play Store deployment, and OTA updates. - Collaborate with Product, Design (Figma), and Backend teams in Agile sprints. Required Qualifications: - 4 to 8 years of mobile development experience with 3+ years in production React Native apps. - Strong JavaScript/TypeScript fundamentals; deep understanding of React hooks, context, and performance patterns. - Experience with state management (Redux Toolkit, Zustand, or Jotai) and navigation (React Navigation v6+). - Hands-on with native modules/bridging when React Native abstractions are insufficient. - Experience with mobile CI/CD (Fastlane, GitHub Actions, Bitrise, or equivalent). - Knowledge of mobile app security: certificate pinning, biometric auth, secure storage, jailbreak/root detection. - B.Tech / B.E. in Computer Science or equivalent from a reputed institution. Good to Have: - Experience in fintech or BFSI mobile apps MF transaction apps, trading apps, insurance apps, or payment apps. - Familiarity with SEBI/AMFI/IRDAI compliance requirements for digital financial products. - Exposure to LLM integration on mobile: streaming responses or AI assistant UX patterns. - Experience with React Native New Architecture (Fabric, JSI, TurboModules). AI Expectations: - Use AI coding assistants (GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude) as standard daily practice. - Actively propose and prototype AI-powered mobile features: smart search, chatbots, personalised nudges, intelligent onboarding. - Drive AI adoption within the mobile team through AI-assisted tests, documentation, and code review. .
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