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Career Opportunity: Job Title: Android Application Developer About CodeForce 360 Making a career choice is amongst the most critical choices one can make, and it's important for the choice to be calculated with factors such as a company's run of success since its inception and more. But, when you come across a company that has reputation proven with nothing but an illustrious run of success since the day it began, you don't need to think of anything else. That's precisely what some of our employees and prospective employees think when they came across CodeForce 360. Position Overview Android Application Developer Requirements:
- 5 YRS EXP.
- Design, build and configure applications to meet business process and application requirements.
- Must have 5+ years of strong application development experience on Android applications and Android UI development. Strong knowledge of Android UI framework.
- Strong knowledge of Dagger framework for dependency injection, Otto for event bus, Recycler views and adapters under view holder Pattern.
- Experience with developing mobile applications that interface with RESTful services. Android, Kotlin.
- Android development (UI), framework
- Kotlin
- Dagger DI
- Senior level developer with ability to work independently under rapid development need
- Thorough understanding of Dagger DI (dependency injection). This is a must-have as the DI is abundantly used throughout the park apps and libraries.
- Understands Gradle and how dependencies are resolved in Android. Able to debug build issues due to transitive dependencies without difficulty.
- Understands MVVM app UI architecture.
- Understands modern OO practices / design patterns.
- Thorough understanding of Android UI (Especially RecyclerView / Delegate Adapter Pattern for handling different View Types).
- BLE Location
- CICD solutions (such as Jenkins, AppCenter, etc)
- Compose UI (similar to swiftUI in iOS)
- BLE / Location experience in Android (Understands OS limitations and working with the low level apis)
- Experience with CICD solutions in Android such as Jenkins, AppCenter, etc
- Has practiced with Compose UI (similar to SwiftUI in iOS, forward looking into the future as this might be the norm for Android dev).
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