Engineering manager

Key ResponsibilitiesLead, mentor, and develop a team of frontend engineers working across Android, iOS, React Native, and Next.js.Own the technical strategy and roadmap for migrating legacy native mobile applications (Android/Kotlin/Java and iOS/Swift/Objective-C) into a unified React Native codebase, preferably using an incremental brownfield approach.Oversee the Next.js web frontend, including architecture decisions involving server-side rendering, static generation, client-side rendering, routing, data fetching, and web performance.Drive code and design-system sharing between React Native and Next.js where appropriate, including shared TypeScript business logic, API clients, design tokens, and component patterns.Define and enforce best practices for incremental migration while minimizing disruption to existing application functionality, performance, and release schedules.Collaborate with product managers, designers, and backend engineering teams to align technical execution with business and user experience goals.Establish CI/CD pipelines, testing strategies, and code quality standards for hybrid native/React Native applications and Next.js web applications.Drive decisions on native module bridging, third-party library evaluation, and platform-specific technical challenges during migration.Manage sprint planning, technical estimations, and delivery timelines across mobile and web initiatives.Conduct code reviews and provide technical guidance on architecture, performance optimization, and application stability.Oversee native-to-React Native integration, including navigation bridging, TurboModules/JSI, and lifecycle handoff.Own production monitoring, crash analytics, and performance metrics, including App Store and Play Store ratings, crash-free rates, mobile load times, Core Web Vitals, SEO health, and web performance.Support hiring, onboarding, and career development of mobile and web engineers.Stay current with Android/iOS platform updates, React Native and Next.js releases, and developments across the React ecosystem.