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Mobile Developer (Java + Kotlin)

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argyle infotechSunnyvale (CA)

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Mobile Developer (Java + Kotlin)
Location: Sunnyvale, CA
Duration: 12 MonthsJob Duties and Skills:
Demonstrates up-to-date expertise and applies this to the development, execution, and improvement of action plansExecutes Mobile Engineering projectsParticipates in the discovery phase of small to medium size Mobile Engineering projectsParticipates in peer code reviews and team developmentProvides and supports the implementation of business solutionsProvides mobile engineering support to the businessTroubleshoots business and production issues for mobile devicesMinimum Education and Experience required: Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field and 5 years of experience building scalable ecommerce applications or mobile softwareMinimum Skills required: Experience with mobile software development using KotlinExperience using distributed source code version control systems (Git/Github) Experience with the agile methodology ScrumExperience with development of mobile network clients using HTTP protocol, REST APIs and Google Cloud MessagingExperience with Google Play APIs: Maps, Location, and Cloud MessagingExperience with software debugging techniques (debuggers, loggers, crash report tools) Experience with analysis of memory issues such as memory leaks using memory analyzers tools (DDMS, MAT) Experience with embedded real time systems with limited resources (memory and processing) Experience with Android software developmentExperience in design patterns, MVVM, data structures and algorithmsExperience in unit and integration testing Android codePublished Android application is required

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