About the role

Mobile Developer building and evolving React Native applications for healthcare products across Canada. Collaborating with product managers, designers, and developers to deliver reliable mobile experiences.

Responsibilities

Build and ship React Native features across iOS and Android, working closely with product managers and designers to deliver polished, production-ready experiences.
Participate in technical design discussions, applying your understanding of the app architecture to propose sound, maintainable solutions at the feature level.
Write well-tested code and take part in code reviews with a focus on correctness, clarity, and security, not just checking boxes.
Use AI-assisted development tools to accelerate implementation, documentation, and troubleshooting, then critically evaluate the output before it lands in the codebase.
Identify and help resolve performance issues, crashes, and reliability gaps in production mobile applications.
Break down moderately complex problems into clear tasks, estimate timelines with your team's input, and surface blockers before they become escalations.
Work within and contribute to the mobile CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions, Bitrise, Fastlane), understanding how builds, tests, and releases come together end to end.
Follow shared component and coding standards that keep the codebase consistent across teams and apps, and contribute improvements where you see them.

Hands-on experience building mobile applications with React Native, with a track record of shipping features to production on iOS and Android.
Strong TypeScript skills and a disciplined approach to type safety and code quality.
Solid understanding of iOS and Android platform fundamentals and their constraints.
Experience writing and maintaining automated tests, and a genuine commitment to reliability over speed for its own sake.
Comfortable working within CI/CD pipelines and understanding how mobile releases reach production.
Clear, proactive communicator who keeps teammates informed, flags blockers early, and contributes to a culture of open collaboration.