Senior Mobile Engineer – React Native, Nordic Expansion

If Skadeförsäkring; Espoo; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid workplace

Lunch benefit

Health program

Job summary

If Business mobile platform in If is expanding across the Nordics. You will join the Mobile Tribe and work on a new platform built with React Native, Expo, and TypeScript. You’ll influence architecture, tooling and engineering practices while scaling to multiple Nordic markets.

We value curiosity and ownership. You will collaborate with product, design, and backend engineers, participate in AI-driven improvements, and contribute to a shared mobile platform with strong testing and observability

Qualifications

• Strong mobile engineering foundation.
• Experience with React Native and TypeScript/JavaScript.
• Experience building production mobile apps.
• Experience with Expo, or strong React Native with Expo readiness.
• Interest in AI-powered engineering practices.

Responsibilities

• Build and evolve If Business using React Native, Expo and TypeScript.
• Scale the application across Nordic markets.
• Influence mobile architecture, tooling and practices.
• Own feature from problem to production and monitoring.
• Collaborate with product, design and backend engineers.
• Explore AI-native engineering practices and value creation.

Skills

React Native

TypeScript/JavaScript

Expo

AI

Azure

C#/.NET

Testing

CI/CD

Observability

GitHub Copilot

Tools

GitHub Copilot

Sentry

App Store/Google Play

Azure DevOps

Job description

If Business mobile platform in If is expanding across the Nordics. You will join the Mobile Tribe and work on a new platform built with React Native, Expo, and TypeScript. You’ll influence architecture, tooling and engineering practices while scaling to multiple Nordic markets.

We value curiosity and ownership. You will collaborate with product, design, and backend engineers, participate in AI-driven improvements, and contribute to a shared mobile platform with strong testing and observability