Founding Mobile Engineer (React Native) - Americas, Remote

OpenInt is revolutionizing the way teams handle product integrations, making it possible to ship in hours rather than weeks through their innovative no/low code approach. As a Founding Mobile Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in shaping their mobile application from the ground up.

The role focuses on developing high-quality, user-centric features using React Native for their allergy management platform called Ally. This platform helps people discover and manage their environmental allergies through at-home testing and personalized care plans. The app provides real-time tracking of allergy conditions based on location and symptoms, powered by AI-driven coaching.

Key responsibilities include:

• Leading the development of their React Native app, ensuring smooth and reliable performance
• Collaborating with product and design teams to implement new features
• Maintaining high quality standards through thorough testing and validation
• Creating an intuitive and engaging user experience based on customer feedback

The position offers a unique opportunity to join a YC-backed startup (W23 batch) tackling a significant market - with 50 million Americans suffering from environmental allergies, and global numbers expected to reach one billion by 2050. You'll be working with a small, focused team of 4 people, directly impacting the product's direction and growth.

The interview process reflects their commitment to finding the right fit:

1. Initial founder interview to align on vision and culture
2. Technical interview combining coding exercises and architecture discussions
3. Paid 1-week trial to experience the role and team dynamics firsthand

This role is perfect for an experienced mobile engineer who wants to make a meaningful impact in healthcare technology while working with cutting-edge tools and practices. You'll have the opportunity to shape both the technical architecture and the product direction of a solution that could help millions of people better manage their allergies.