Android Developer

Role Summary

• Job Title: Android Developer / Mobile Application Developer(Signage siftware , AI mirror, self ordering etc)
• Primary Objective: Translate UI/UX wireframes into functional, high-performance, and responsive native Android code.
• Core Ecosystem: Android Studio, Android SDK, and Google Play Store deployment.

Key Responsibilities

• Application Development: Write clean, maintainable, and reliable code using Kotlin or Java.
• UI/UX Implementation: Convert design mockups and wireframes into smooth user interfaces.
• API & Backend Integration: Connect apps to server-side infrastructure via RESTful APIs, JSON, and cloud messaging services.
• Testing & Debugging: Perform unit testing, troubleshoot bottlenecks, fix bugs, and optimize app memory and battery performance.
• Collaboration: Work alongside product managers, backend engineers, and UI/UX designers in an Agile/Scrum environment.
• Maintenance: Monitor live application metrics, push updates, and adapt to new Android OS versions.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field (or equivalent practical experience).
• Programming Languages: Proficiency in Kotlin (preferred by Google) and Java. [1, 2]
• Tools & Frameworks:
• Android Studio and Android SDK
• Android Jetpack components and modern libraries
• Version control using Git
• Experience: Generally ranges from 2+ years for mid-level roles to 3–5+ years for senior positions, often requiring at least one published app on the Google Play Store.