We're building a mobile-first LMS and are hiring an Expo/React Native developer who can take features from idea shipped. You'll collaborate with design and backend, implement UI, wire up APIs, add analytics, and iterate based on feedback. Strength in push/in-app notifications and WebView is important, but you'll work across the product--not just notifications.
What You'll Do
Own small-to-medium features end to end:
clarify requirements, create a simple plan, implement, test, release, measure, and improve.
Build core LMS flows:
onboarding/login, course discovery/enrollment, content playback, progress updates, quizzes, and live session entry.
Integrate APIs:
consume endpoints for course categories, live sessions, settings, and progress; handle loading/error/empty states; basic caching.
Notifications (iOS/Android):
implement expo-notifications with FCM/APNs, categories/channels, deep links, and background handling; track delivery/open metrics.
WebView integrations:
use react-native-webview with safe postMessage bridges, authenticated sessions (cookies/headers), file uploads/downloads, and native route hand-offs.
use EAS Build/Submit and OTA updates; follow our CI checks and coding standards; write lightweight docs/PRs.
Must-Have Qualifications
1-2+ years building React Native apps; Expo experience (managed or bare) on at least one real project.
Hands-on with expo-notifications, FCM/APNs, deep linking, and local/scheduled notifications.
Practical experience with react-native-webview (JS bridge, safe injection, auth flows).
Solid TypeScript, React hooks, and one state/data tool (Redux Toolkit or Zustand; React Query/TanStack Query is a plus).
Comfortable integrating REST APIs, managing auth tokens, and handling pagination/refresh/offline basics.
Familiar with mobile debugging (Flipper/Android Studio/Xcode) and app store/play store concepts.
Good communication, ownership mindset, and willingness to learn quickly.
Nice to Have
LMS or ed-tech features (progress sync, assessments, offline downloads; SCORM/xAPI exposure).
Media playback basics (ExoPlayer/AVFoundation wrappers), background audio/video.
Analytics (Firebase/Amplitude/Segment) and simple A/B tests.
Exposure to native modules (Swift/Kotlin) or JSI.
CI basics (GitHub Actions) and EAS configuration.
What Success Looks Like (First 90 Days)
Ship at least two features (e.g., course enrollment + push re-engagement, or progress sync + in-app reminders) with clear metrics.
Stable notification routing to the right screens; measurable delivery/open rates.
Secure WebView bridge working for authenticated content and deep links to native routes.
Meaningful tests, monitoring hooked up, and smooth EAS releases.
Our Stack
Expo (EAS, Updates) o React Native o TypeScript o React Query o Zustand o react-native-webview o expo-notifications o FCM/APNs o WebSockets o REST o Sentry o Vercel o bun/nodejs