Software Engineer, Apps

Role Overview: As a Software Engineer - Apps at Headout, you will collaborate closely with product managers, designers, and data teams to enhance features on the mobile app. Your primary goal will be to build and improve end-to-end features that directly impact thousands of users globally. This role offers you the opportunity to work with a modern tech stack including React Native, TypeScript, and native iOS/Android integrations, combining cross-platform agility with native performance. Additionally, you will be exposed to the full engineering lifecycle, from system design decisions to refining user experience and app speed. By learning from experienced engineers, you will have the chance to progress into a senior role over time and contribute to a fast-growing product with a global audience. Key Responsibilities: - Build end-to-end features that have a direct impact on a large user base. - Develop cutting-edge mobile experiences using React Native, TypeScript, and native iOS/Android integrations. - Participate in the full engineering lifecycle, from system design to refining user experience and app speed. - Learn from experienced engineers and progress into a senior role. - Contribute to a fast-growing product with a global audience. Qualifications Required: - Minimum 6 months of experience in building mobile apps, preferably using React Native. - Proficient in JavaScript/TypeScript. - Familiarity with app architectures and platform-specific guidelines. - Exposure to native development (iOS or Android) and native module integration. - Understanding of state management libraries such as Jotai or similar. - Basic knowledge of responsive UI and app performance optimization. - Familiarity with offline-first storage techniques like local storage. - Demonstrated curiosity, willingness to learn, and strong collaboration skills. Additional Company Details (if present): The company provides the opportunity for hands-on experience with iOS or Android native development, encourages contributions to open-source projects or personal side projects, and values individuals who can take ownership of small features and deliver independently.,