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Android Developer

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jobsbridgeSouthlake (TX)

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Jobs Bridge Inc is among the fastest growing IT staffing / professional services organization with its own job portal. Jobs Bridge works extremely closely with a large number of IT organizations in the most in-demand technology skill sets.
Job Description: Skill Android/NoSql Total Experience 3 yrs. Max Salary Not Mentioned Employment Type Contract Jobs (Temp/Consulting) Job Duration 12 months Domain Any Description OPT and EAD can apply Android Mobile Application Developer, responsible for developing next generation Entertainment / Account Managing App on Android platform.
REQUIRED SKILLS: BS in IT/Computer related degree Software development experience with 2+ years of experience developing mobile applications (including Web site, services & XML/JSON/REST and databases) Solid knowledge of the mobile industry. Intimate knowledge of the Android devices, platforms and application marketplaces. Passion for great application architecture and user-experience. General understanding of the mobile industry, mobile networking, and cloud/content services. Desired/Preferred Qualifications (In addition to the Required Qualifications): Experience in Android (Java / Android SDK) 2+ years of experience with RDBMS (SQL Server or Oracle) or NoSQL (MongoDB, CassandraDB, etc.) Experience with the Android/Material Design Principles. Experience with Git, Jira, and Jenkins tools. Experience with ORM, Active Android is a plus. Knowledge and previous experience/analysis of telecommunications & entertainment products & services, business processes, and back-office systems is desired. Having published one or more applications to the Google Play (Android App) Store and/or Amazon App Store is a plus DESIRED SKILLS: Experience in Dev OPs, open source, Cloud Technologies.

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