The Hospitals Contribution Fund Of Australia

Mobile App Engineer

Sydney CBDonsitemid

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About this role

The Mobile App Engineer is responsible for designing, developing and maintaining high-quality mobile applications that deliver exceptional user experiences across iOS and Android platforms Key Responsibilities Translate business requirements into technical specifications; assess system impacts, dependencies, and effort estimates for new features and enhancements. Select patterns (e.g., modular architecture, feature flags) that optimise scalability, performance, and maintainability. Design and code robust React Native features (TypeScript), integrate native modules where required (Swift/Objective C, Kotlin/Java), and craft reusable UI components aligned with design systems.…

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