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Android Developer (Kotlin, Java, GraphQL) | Hybrid - Sunnyvale, CA

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kaavSunnyvale (CA)

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Android Engineer Design and deliver code that’s readable, maintainable, testable, scalable, reusable, and efficient Work in an Agile team with engineers, designers, and product managers to solve problems as part of a team Think from the customer’s perspective to recommend design improvements Collaborate with backend teams to design effective and understandable APIsFollow established architecture patterns and suggesting improvements Implement new features according to specifications Participate in and/or lead code reviews for yourself and others Build unit and functional tests Learn and implement the latest technologies Mentor fellow engineers Participate in on-call rotations (daytime hours) to help our Support team solve problems for customers Troubleshoot business and production issues by gathering information (for example, issue, impact, criticality, possible root cause) Engage support teams to assist in the resolution of issues Formulate an action plan Perform actions as designated in the plan Interpret the results to determine further action Perform root cause analysis to prevent future occurrence of issues and complete online documentation.6+ years of experience as a Android engineer. Expert Android Kotlin and Java skills. Plan, implement, maintain, and lead technical projects. Caching, logging, performance tuning, monitoring, and scaling. Solid understanding of software development lifecycle. Unit/UI testing best practices and patterns. Comfortable working in a distributed team and communicating asynchronously. Experience working in a successful agile development team. Able to take full responsibility for the product – from early planning stages to deployment. Prior experience with GraphQL is a huge plus. Prior experience in Retail industry is a huge plus. Prior experience in supporting application by handing on-call supports with L2 availability team during critical business hours.

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