Cross-Platform Mobile App Developer (React & Capacitor)

Build the PickleHunter mobile experience used by players, clubs and tournament organizers. You will turn established web journeys into fast, reliable Android and iOS experiences while owning the details that make a sports app feel immediate: push notifications, deep links, location-aware discovery, secure sessions and dependable store releases. This is a product engineering role, not a simple wrapper assignment. You will work closely with backend, design and QA colleagues, investigate device-specific behaviour and help shape a maintainable mobile architecture as the community grows.

- Build and maintain PickleHunter's React and Capacitor mobile applications for Android and iOS. - Translate approved product designs into accessible, responsive mobile interfaces. - Integrate Laravel APIs, authentication, push notifications, deep links and device capabilities. - Diagnose crashes, performance issues, network failures and platform-specific defects. - Maintain signing, build configuration, release notes and Play Store/App Store submissions. - Write automated tests for important journeys and support structured release testing. - Protect user privacy and follow secure mobile storage and logging practices. - Collaborate in code review, estimation and release planning.

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering or a related discipline (B.Tech, B.E., BCA or B.Sc IT). MCA or M.Tech is welcome. Equivalent practical experience may be considered when supported by a strong production-app portfolio.

2-5 years

- Strong React and modern JavaScript or TypeScript fundamentals. - Practical experience shipping a Capacitor, Ionic, React Native or comparable cross-platform application. - Sound understanding of REST APIs, asynchronous state, authentication and offline/error handling. - Familiarity with Android Studio, Xcode and mobile build/signing workflows. - Experience with push notifications, deep linking and app lifecycle behaviour. - Evidence of at least one released or production-grade mobile application. - Ability to debug independently and communicate technical trade-offs clearly. - Knowledge of accessibility, analytics and mobile security is an advantage.