Senior Android Engineer
Senior Android Engineer
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Demonstrate a strong understanding of the Android framework and respective component lifecycles.
- Expert-level knowledge of Kotlin, Android SDK, and Gradle, and experience working with asynchronously coroutines and dependency injection (Dagger)
- Ability to build products with a focus on testability, someone who loves test coverage (well versed with Mockk, Google truth, robo electric and espresso)
- Wide experience working in multi module environment projects.
- Expert-level knowledge of git and continuos integration.
- Experience in good app architecture using design patterns such as MVVM, MVP or Clean
- Extensive understanding of Android framework components and their respective lifecycles combined with a solid knowledge of multithreading, networking, offline storage, and performance tuning
- Build reusable Android components, orchestrate user-interactions integrating with backend services via REST and GraphQL APIs.
- Work closely with our product, design, and UX teams to create amazing and intuitive experiences that make it effortless to connect different apps together.
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