
Mobile Developer – React Native
heylogin
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Braunschweig • Germany
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Salary
💰 €45,000 - €60,000 per year
Tech Stack
About the role
- Build mobile security apps — with you as our React Native expert!
- With React Native you make security an experience — mobile, intuitive, and compliant with the highest security standards.
- Core areas: React Native features such as native login flows, biometric integration, and security functionality — running smoothly on iOS and Android.
- You will extend our cross‑platform UI and optimize performance for millions of logins.
- Security first: secure storage, app hardening, cryptography integration — your code withstands attackers.
- Close collaboration with Web, Backend, and Security teams — your apps sync seamlessly.
- Testing, debugging, App Store optimization — a 5‑star user experience guaranteed.
Requirements
- React Native in practice — solid experience in cross‑platform mobile development (iOS/Android).
- Mobile security — secure authentication flows, biometrics, secure storage, and basic cryptography knowledge.
- Fluent German & English (C1+) — daily technical discussions in an international team.
- Braunschweig region — regular presence in the office (hybrid model).
- Developer mindset — structured, performance‑oriented, and user‑centred.
- Nice‑to‑haves: native modules or performance tools (Hermes, Flipper). Open‑source mobile projects or a GitHub portfolio.
Benefits
- 30 days of vacation + flexible working hours
- 50% contribution toward the D‑Ticket + Hansefit (fitness & wellness benefits)
- Training budget + attendance at mobile conferences (React Native meetups, etc.)
- MacBook + modern equipment
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
React Nativemobile developmentiOSAndroidsecure authenticationbiometricssecure storagecryptographytestingdebugging
Soft Skills
structured mindsetperformance-orienteduser-centeredcollaborationcommunication