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Lead Android Developer

Posted 6 days ago

purple drive technologiesOwings Mills (MD)

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Purple DriveLead Android DeveloperOwings Mills, MD
Overview: Lead Android DeveloperJob Description - Typically requires a completed technical degree and 8+ years of relevant, progressive experience - Stays up to date with latest Play Store requirements and latest Android features - Proven experience of full lifecycle support of Android applications, from development to publishing and support - Experience working with remote data via REST and JSON - Experience with Android SDK, Kotlin, Java, and Jetpack Compose - Experience writing multi-threaded and networked apps - Experience with third-party libraries and APIs - Working knowledge of the general mobile landscape, architectures, trends, and emerging technologies - Able to operate with openness and efficiency with one or more SDLC methodologies (e.g., Scrum, Agile) - Actively seeks feedback and guidance to improve technical skills (e.g., through submitting work for code review) - Works with existing data models and schemas and suggests changes and improvements where necessary - Debugs and fixes your own software with minimal assistance - Practices automated testing and tests your work in an automated and repeatable wayRoles & Responsibilities - As a Lead will collaborate with customer internal teams to design, modify and develop applications for the financial services industry. - Requires specialized knowledge and expertise in their own job discipline and deep experience in integrating related disciplinary knowledge. - Leads disciplinary or cross-functional program of notable risk; uses sophisticated analytical thought to identify innovative solutions. - Works independently, with guidance in only the most complex situations. - Acts as advisor to management and key external stakeholders on broad-ranging projects. - Mentor and lead other developers enabling them to work independently - Lead development efforts, provide input into architectural and design decisions, provide realistic estimates. - Design and develop solutions working with other internal groups such as architecture, design team, dev ops and enterprise security to ensure alignment with enterprise technology direction and standards. - Contribute to code reviews and provide feedback - Lead discussions to drive tactical vs. strategic decisions, outlining trade-offs

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