US_East | Software Developer - Mobile Development _L1
redolentFarmington (MI)
US_East | Software Developer - Mobile Development _L1
Posted 10 days ago
redolentFarmington (MI)
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$50/hr
About the role
Android HMI Engineer Possible 3 Month CTH | No Fees | Do Not Re-Post | Confidential Submit candidates under their legal name and use only Capgemini template IMPORTANT INFORMATION:Role: Android HMI Engineer
Work Location: Farmington Hills, MI / Peachtree City, GA
Rate: $50/hrAI Required Criteria:
Software Engineer - Experience: Seven to Ten Years Software Engineer - Proficiency in Progressing Software Engineer - How Recent in Less than 3 YearsGrade = AAndroid - Experience: One to Three Years Desired Criteria: Local Grade = A5Notes:
Role:
The developer will be involved in Android application HMI development of software products developed for In-Vehicle infotainment (IVI) system and advanced connected car solutions.
Responsibilities:
- Requirement analysis
- Design and development
- Unit testing, Integration
- Debugging, Defect fixing, Testing
- Communication with internal and external stakeholders
Required skills:
Bachelor’s degree in Computer/Electronics/Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related 2+ years of relevant experience in Automotive Android application Development 2+ years of relevant experience and strong knowledge of Android application development, Android services, Android framework 2+ years of strong programming skills in C/C++, Java Experience in software development for infotainment system or consumer electronics products Good analytical and communication skills Working knowledge of Software Configuration Management (SCM) systems. Working knowledge of a Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).
Preferred skills: Any certifications is a plus
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