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React/React-Native Developer (Fully Remote) at The Dyrt

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React/React-Native Developer (Fully Remote)

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$20 - $48 / hour
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React/React-Native Developer (Fully Remote)
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The Dyrt is the largest digital camping platform in the world and is the only camping app with all camping locations in the U.S. Every second, a new user visits The Dyrt to access our community-driven campground information.

If you are a camper who loves the outdoors and want to be part of a fast-growing consumer app, you're in the right place.

The Role:

24 hours/week | Monday-Wednesday

This role spans both of our frontend codebases, with the mobile app as the primary focus. Most of your time will be spent in our React Native codebase, on work ranging from highly interactive tools like our search page and Trip Planner to page performance on our campground listings. You will also regularly pick up work on our Next.js website.

AI-assisted development is a core part of how we work. Our engineering team uses Claude Code heavily for day-to-day development, and we expect you to be comfortable working this way: using agentic coding tools to move faster while applying your own judgment to review, refine, and take full ownership of the code that ships. This role is intentionally structured around a 3-day weekly operating cadence (Mon-Wed).

You'll be working on a team with 3-4 other frontend developers.

Key Responsibilities:

Participate in requirement analysis along with the team
Execute on new features and improvement projects in our React Native app
Contribute to feature work and improvements on our Next.js website alongside your mobile work
Translate comps and wireframes into component execution and delivery plans
Estimate complexity of tasks when new projects are brought to the team
Use Claude Code as part of your daily development workflow, and critically review all AI-generated code for correctness, performance, and maintainability before it ships

Experience & Requirements:

At least 4 years of professional experience developing with JavaScript and modern component-based frameworks, with React Native as your primary strength and working proficiency in ReactJS for the web
React Native (primary): Experience and an understanding of developing with and debugging React Native and the npm/package management
React/Next.js web (secondary, but required): Comfortable building and maintaining production web features with React; Next.js experience (routing, SSR/SSG, performance) is a strong plus
AI-assisted development: Hands-on experience with Claude Code or similar agentic coding tools (Cursor, Copilot, etc.). You are comfortable directing them effectively, validating their output, and knowing when to rely on them versus writing code yourself. We use Claude Code heavily, so direct experience with it is a strong plus
Android app development: Some proficiency with Android App development and tools. Experience with the Google release process and setup of the Android Development Environment
iOS app development: Some proficiency with iOS App development and tools. Experience with the Apple release process and setting up the iOS Development Environment which is a lot more involved than Android. Proficiency in Certificate management and renewals
Bitrise: Familiarity with automated build systems such as Bitrise (or Jenkins)
CSS: Experience doing UI work with CSS
Maintain and enhance existing code quality, organization, and automation
Have strong writing and communication skills for documenting technical requirements and coordinating with other teams
Identify and resolve performance concerns and look for opportunities to reduce technical debt
Experience with collaborative design tools such as Figma or Sketch

Extras:

Experience tailoring Claude Code to a team's workflow, such as CLAUDE.md conventions, custom skills/commands, or MCP integrations
Swift and Objective-C: For occasional work in iOS native code
Kotlin and Java: For occasional work in Android native code
Firebase: Experience using Google tools such as Remote Config and A/B tooling would help.
Sentry or Crashlytics: Experience debugging using external analytic tools
Experience with Bitrise/Jenkins/Codefresh
Experience with offline mobile functionality
Experience with elasticsearch
Can do performance tuning of app and database code
Ability to accurately estimate feature complete work including documentation and testing
Ability to validate timescales defined by a product owner

Working Here:

With over 300M annual impressions, The Dyrt is the only camping app with all of the public and private campgrounds, RV parks, and free camping locations in the United States, along with millions of user-generated campground reviews. The Dyrt is also the #1 advertising platform for brands looking to get in front of campers in the US. The Dyrt works with companies like Toyota, T-mobile, Nature Bakery, and Smartwool, to help campers find their next adventure.

The Dyrt is built by campers, for campers. Whether you're new to the outdoors or have been sleeping under the stars for decades, what matters is that you share that passion. We pride ourselves on a team that is down-to-earth, driven to execute beyond expectations, and have a daily drive to win.

This is a part-time, remote position. Employees are expected to maintain high-speed internet and a professional working environment sufficient for clear video conferencing during standard working hours. Must work in a U.S. time zone. Our founders even work from their van.

The Dyrt is an equal opportunity workplace. We believe that the outdoors are for everyone, and are committed to building an inclusive platform and community that celebrates all people.

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume.

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Skills:
Advertising, Analysis Skills, Android, Apple, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automation, Bakery, CSS (Cascading Style Sheet), Cadence, Communication Skills, Component Frameworks, Computer Programming, Debugging Skills, Digital Certificates, Documentation, Elasticsearch, Java, JavaScript, Jenkins, Kotlin, MCP - Microsoft Certified Professional, Machine Tool, Mobile Applications Development, Objective-C Programming Language, Performance Tuning/Optimization, React Native, React.js, Release Management/Engineering, Requirements Management, Software Development, Team Player, User Interface/Experience (UI/UX), Web Production, Wireframes, Writing Skills, iOS

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