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About invygo invygo was founded in 2018 in Dubai with the purpose of redefining mobility in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) . Fuelled by a passion for innovation, technology and mobility, our mission is to empower people to move on their own terms, minimising the frustrations caused by traditional car ownership models. We make car access seamless and flexible for everyone.. We believe invygo is the smartest way to move, and to keep living up to our ideal, we rely on our people to share these goals and ambitions. Headquartered in Dubai, with offices in Riyadh and Cairo, our team consists of passionate, dedicated, bold innovators that are relentless in enabling the company to deliver a trusted and personalised experience that transforms how people move in MENA. With successful expansions into UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar , our footprint is rapidly growing as we continue to innovate and transform the automotive landscape across the region. At invygo, we’re not just offering a service; we’re crafting a new era of mobility in MENA. We are always seeking passionate, dedicated and innovative thinkers to join us in making our future vision a reality. If you are that person, join us in moving the MENA mobility landscape forward and continuing to insure that invygo is, and remains, the smartest way to move. About the role We are looking for a T-shaped Mobile Developer with expertise in both IOS and Android platforms and with a sound foundation in development practices and continuous delivery to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will be responsible for designing, writing and delivering software while closely collaborating with your team members. Your contribution to evolving legacy codebases and implementing innovative solutions will drive our products to new heights, aligning them with business objectives and customer needs. Responsibilities Development & Emergent Design Practices Write and deliver software while improving the reliability and stability of our platform. Along with the team, help incrementally implementing strategies to refine and modernise our technology stack. Participate in adopting best practices in development and design, ensuring innovative and practical solutions. A big plus is having exposure with or an openness to adopting TDD, Pair Programming, Continuous Refactoring, and Simple Design. Collaboration and Mentorship Collaborate with team members to make sound decisions. Participate in cultivating a collaborative team culture that values innovative thinking and continuous improvement. Product Mindset Deliver value to customers while deeply understanding their needs and crafting practical solutions. Requirements Experience in mobile-oriented technologies like React Native, Javascript & Typescript Exposure to web-oriented technologies like React, Javascript & Typescript Bias to simple solutions and working in an iterative way that reduces the risk of accidental complexity and wasting of engineering capacity. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a knack for developing customer-driven solutions. Good communication and interpersonal skills
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