React Native Performance Intern
⚡ We’re Hiring: React Native Performance Intern
Can You Make Mobile Apps Faster and Smoother?
Convico AI is looking for developers interested in solving real mobile performance problems and building efficient React Native applications.
Required Skills:
React Native and TypeScript
React rendering and component lifecycle
useMemo, useCallback, and React.memo
FlatList or FlashList optimization
State management and render optimization
JavaScript debugging and profiling
Memory and network performance basics
Android Studio and Logcat
API integration and asynchronous programming
Git and GitHub
What You’ll Work On:
Improving chat-list and message-rendering performance
Reducing unnecessary re-renders
Debugging UI freezes and slow screens
Improving responsiveness on Android devices
🎓 Students & Freshers Only
❌ No Working Professionals
💼 Unpaid Internship
📌 A relevant project or GitHub profile is mandatory.
📩 Apply: [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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