Remote Android Developer (2-4 years of exp) - USC and GC's
Remote Android Developer (2-4 years of exp) - USC and GC's
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Build and maintain Android apps using Kotlin (Java where needed)
- Collaborate cross-functionally with UX/UI, backend, QA, and product teams
- Write clean, maintainable, and testable code
- Contribute to architectural decisions and feature planning
- Implement responsive UI based on design mockups
- Debug and fix issues, optimize performance
- Integrate REST APIs and third-party SDKsSupport app deployment and maintenance (Play Store)
- Maintain documentation & adhere to SDLC standards
- Stay updated on Android trends & best practices
- Self-starter attitude
- Team player who learns quickly
- Strong attention to code quality & performance
- Comfortable working in fast-paced environments
- 6 months – 4 years Android development experience
- Solid Kotlin skills (Java a plus)
- Android Jetpack (ViewModel, LiveData, Navigation, Room, WorkManager)REST APIs, JSON parsingUI layouts with XMLFamiliarity with GitGood problem-solving & communication skills
- Experience with MVVM, Coroutines, FlowUnit & UI testing (JUnit, Espresso)CI/CD (GitHub Actions, Bitrise, CircleCI)
- Familiarity with agile workflows
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