Mobile Developer

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robert halfJacksonville (FL)

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About the role

We are looking for an experienced Mobile Developer to create and support Android-based payment applications in Jacksonville, Florida. This position focuses on building dependable, secure mobile solutions that connect with payment devices and related hardware while delivering a strong user experience. The role works closely with cross-functional teams to develop production-ready software, resolve technical issues, and contribute to ongoing product improvement.

Responsibilities: Build, enhance, and maintain Android payment applications from initial development through testing, deployment, and ongoing support. Develop application functionality using Java and Kotlin within the Android ecosystem, incorporating specialized payment software libraries as needed. Connect mobile applications with payment-related hardware such as card readers, input devices, printers, scanners, and other supported peripherals. Partner with product, quality assurance, design, and engineering teams to deliver well-designed features and reliable releases. Investigate software issues, identify root causes, and implement effective fixes to improve stability and performance. Prepare and update technical documentation to support development, troubleshooting, and long-term maintenance. Apply best practices to ensure applications meet expectations for security, scalability, reliability, and maintainability. Contribute to timely delivery of high-quality software by supporting continuous improvement in performance and user experience.

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