Lead Native App Engineer

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🕒 February 25

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Umbrel

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1 - 10 employees

Founded 2020

🔧 Hardware

☁️ SaaS

₿ Crypto

Hardware • SaaS • Crypto

Umbrel is a company that builds plug-and-play home cloud servers and an accompanying OS (umbrelOS) and app store to let individuals self-host data and services. They sell consumer hardware (Umbrel Home and Umbrel Pro) and provide software for running personal file storage (Nextcloud), media streaming, home automation, ad-blocking, and privacy-preserving services like Bitcoin and Lightning nodes. Umbrel emphasizes data sovereignty, privacy, and the ability to run AI models and developer apps locally on user-owned hardware.

📋 Description

• Take full ownership of an exciting new, unannounced project. • Build native apps for iOS and Android using React Native. • Build for desktop using frameworks like Tauri or Electron. • Ensure performance, animations, and offline states are optimized. • Dive into native code when necessary and resolve build system issues. • Support teammates and encourage knowledge sharing.

🎯 Requirements

• Has a strong background in developing native apps for iOS and Android using React Native, preferably with experience using platforms like Expo. • Is comfortable building for the desktop and has experience with frameworks like Tauri or Electron. • Obsessively sweats the details: performance, animations, offline states, edge cases, and the stuff most people ignore. • Has a hacker’s spirit; unafraid to dive into native code when needed, or figure out a gnarly build system issue. • Thrives when given full autonomy, but also loves supporting teammates and sharing knowledge. • Cares deeply about the user experience and tries to see every problem through the user’s eyes. • Communicates clearly and frequently (we do a lot of async writing and reading). • Enjoys being a generalist who can stretch across frameworks and platforms. • Is naturally curious and always looking to learn the “why” behind the “how”. • Balances craft with pragmatism - knows when to polish, and when to just ship.