Senior Software Engineer - Mobile

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  • This role is categorized as hybrid. This means the successful candidate is expected to report to GM Global Technical Center or Austin Innovation Technical Center or Mountain View Technical Center  three times per week, at minimum.
  • This job is eligible for relocation benefits.

The Role

As a Mobile Senior Software Engineer, your focus will be on creating cutting-edge mobile applications that provide an exceptional user experience. You will be responsible for the entire app development lifecycle, from conceptualization to deployment and ongoing maintenance. Your role will involve working closely with UI/UX designers, product managers, and software engineers to transform concepts into functional, visually appealing, and performant mobile apps. Your expertise in mobile development frameworks and platforms will be instrumental in crafting user-friendly and feature-rich applications for various mobile devices. 

 
What You’ll Do  

  • Developing mobile application using React Native framework. 

  • Developing application programming interfaces (APIs) to support mobile functionality while keeping up to date with terminology, concepts and best practices for coding mobile apps. 

  • Translating code into user-friendly applications. They collaborate with internal teams to develop functional mobile applications while working in a fast-paced environment. 

  • Remaining up to date with the terminology, concepts and best practices for coding mobile apps 

  • Writing unit and UI tests to identify malfunctions. 

  • Full lifecycle application development using standard design patterns/frameworks 

  • Assists with Performance tuning, usability assessment/improvement. 

  • Proactively engaging in the identification/remediation of software issues such as code quality, pattern mismatch, and security issues related to the code or solution/configuration. 

  • Documenting software solutions and ensure that technical documentation meets GM standards. 

  • Understanding and maintaining compliance with GM standards and industry standard methodology. 

  • Holding themselves and others accountable for demonstrating GMs values and cultural behaviors. 

  • Modeling GM behaviors and crafting a winning culture. 

  • Play a leadership role in the team.

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