React Native Mobile Engineer I at Ziff Davis Shopping
Austin, TX
$90,000–$100,000from the description
Jul 13, 2026
Austin, TX
Jul 21, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
An entry-level mobile engineering role focused on building and maintaining features for a React Native app that runs on both iOS and Android. Day-to-day work involves translating Figma designs into functional interfaces, fixing bugs, participating in code reviews, and working within existing CI/CD pipelines alongside engineers, product managers, and designers. Suited to someone with around one to two years of React Native and TypeScript/JavaScript experience who is eager to grow.
Junior level · 1+ years · National · Full-time
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What the occupation pays Median $138,970 (middle half $107,524–$175,762). This posting is about at that midpoint.
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The title 'React Native Mobile Engineer I' explicitly signals a Level I / entry-level role, consistent with the 1–2 years experience requirement and the note that strong internship experience or personal portfolios are acceptable.
No work location or remote policy is stated in the posting; the CBSA and state fields are left blank accordingly.
TypeScript and JavaScript are listed together as the language requirement ('TypeScript/JavaScript'); TypeScript is named as the primary skill with JavaScript as an alternative.
Expo and CI/CD appear in the qualifications section but are framed as 'exposure to … and an eagerness to learn,' indicating familiarity rather than a hard gate.
React/JavaScript/TypeScript web development experience is explicitly called out as 'Preferred but not required.'
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