Front-End Engineer (React Native / Expo)

Onsite/ Hybrid/ Remote: Remote Duration: 8 weeks to start with (with high possibility of extension) Rate Range: Upto $80/hr on w2 or $88/hr on 1099 Work Authorization: GC, USC Only Must Have: React Native Expo TypeScript JavaScript Progressive Web Applications (PWA) GraphQL AWS Cognito AWS AppSync Front-End Architecture State Management Responsibilities: Build and enhance a React Native and Expo-based Progressive Web Application. Develop responsive and interactive user interfaces from approved designs. Integrate front-end functionality with AWS AppSync GraphQL APIs. Implement authentication and authorization using AWS Cognito. Develop event discovery, search, calendar, profile, and membership management features. Implement client-side state management and local storage solutions. Collaborate with product, design, and backend teams to deliver application features. Perform testing, debugging, and production readiness activities. Optimize application performance, scalability, and user experience. Participate in code reviews and front-end architecture discussions. Qualifications: 5+ years of Front-End Engineering experience. Strong hands-on experience with React and React Native. Experience building applications using Expo. Experience developing Progressive Web Applications (PWAs). Strong proficiency in JavaScript and TypeScript. Experience consuming and integrating GraphQL APIs. Experience implementing authentication and authorization workflows. Experience building data-driven applications with complex API integrations. Strong understanding of front-end application architecture and state management. Experience working in fast-paced product development environments. Nice to Have: AWS Amplify experience. AWS Cognito and AWS AppSync expertise. Experience building membership, ticketing, booking, scheduling, or marketplace applications. Experience deploying and supporting mobile applications. Startup or early-stage product development experience. Experience optimizing application performance across web and mobile platforms. Originally posted on Himalayas