Sr. Android Developer - Dallas
software technologyFort Worth (TX)
Sr. Android Developer - Dallas
Posted 6 days ago
software technologyFort Worth (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Mobile Software Engineer American Airlines mobile software engineers work with other team members to produce customer facing mobile applications that provide a superior user experience and support key business objectives. Developers participate in all aspects of application development including design, development and delivery using an Agile process.
Responsibilities:
- Create awesome experiences for millions of customers
- Collaborate with engineers, designers, and product owners to bring customer focused features to life
- Write quality code that is efficient, maintainable and will scale across teams
- Own your code from conception to production
- Work with customer support and product owners to pivot on features and address reported bugs
Qualifications:
- BS in Computer Science or equivalent
- Experience with Java, Kotlin programming, Jetpack Compose and debugging skills 5+ years of Android development experience with knowledge of API design, best practices, and UX guidelines.
- Demonstrates great communication skills and initiative to solve problems and convey solutions to peers and product owners
- Knowledge of multi-threading concepts, TCP/IP, database, and REST based JSON APIs.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience in commercial software
- History of publishing native mobile apps
- Knowledge of UI testing and continuous integration
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