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Mobile Developer - IV

Posted 2 days ago

samprasoftDenver (CO)

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About the role

Job Title Targeted Years of Experience: 7-10 years
Responsibilities: Partner with Product Managers and Designers to develop SDKs & guest-facing products. Collaborate with web-front-end and backend. Resolve defects, support testing effort, and deploy production code on a frequent basis. Be a technical pillar for the engineering team through collaboration and mentorship of other engineers. Analyze the technical feasibility of product features and help to guide feature development and roadmap from a technical perspective. Full software development lifecycle experience. Web development and internet technology experience. Object-Oriented Analysis, Design, and Development experience. Experience designing and developing applications running on mobile platforms for Android and iOSExperience with mobile software development kit (SDK).Experience writing code in Objective-C and Java, for mobile platforms. Experience with Services, Broadcasts, Content Providers. Experience working with RESTful APIs and networking. Must have worked on one or more of the following domains on mobile/embedded devices: Applications, UI/App frameworks, Middleware/Services (e.g. multimedia, internet technologies).Knowledge of packaging, signing and provisioning mobile applications. Knowledge of Mobile Web, HTML5, JavaScript desirable. Troubleshooting and fixing issues in mobile applications. Strong optimization experience with mobile development. Experience developing and troubleshooting for different versions of mobile operating systems. Experience with Web-service development and Restful design patterns. Experience building use case driven software with Agile Software Development and Test Driven Development methodologies. Experience writing code in Unity3D or Adobe AIR also desirable. Undergraduate degree in Computer Science or related field.

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