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GE Appliances

Senior Android Software Developer

Louisville, KY · On-site

$55.75 - $70.50/hr

Senior Android Software Developer Position Senior Android Software Developer Location USA, Louisville, KY How You'll Create Possibilities Design and develop advanced applications for the android ...

Garmin

Senior Android Engineer

Boulder, CO

$121K - $149K/yr

We are looking for a full time Senior Android Software Engineer who is interested in working on a small team in a fast paced environment in either Boulder, CO or Tucson, AZ creating and producing new ...

360 IT Professionals

Senior Android Developer

Irvine, CA

$62.25 - $79/hr

Senior Android Developer Location: Irvine, CA Contract: 12+ Months Job Responsibilities ... Developing, testing, and documenting Android software and have worked on linux development platform ...

Han Staffing

Android Software Engineer

Iselin, NJ

Prioritize for Telecom Domain experience and Ex Google candidates Our Team is looking for an experienced Android Software Engineer to develop a Proof of Concept application using the built in apis ...

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Senior Software Engineer- Android

Senior Software Engineer- Android

Aquinas Consulting

Bethesda, MD • Remote

Full-time

Posted 3 days ago

Job description

Aquinas Consulting is currently looking to fill a remote Senior Android Software Engineer job with a key client in the Hospitality Space. If you have six or more years of software development experience and five or more years of hands-on native Android development, this CONTRACT opportunity could be a great fit for you. In this role, you will take direction from assigned Product Leaders and Owners to lead technical workgroups, function as a technical expert, and deliver innovative Android solutions that drive business value. You will research, design, develop, and implement applications to meet current and future user requirements while monitoring service provider outcomes and ensuring successful project completion within scope and budget.

Senior Android Software Engineer Job Responsibilities:

  • Lead technical workgroups and serve as a technical expert, resolving complex, non-routine service requests and making decisions with limited to moderate risk
  • Research, analyze, design, and implement Android applications to meet current and future user requirements using Kotlin and/or Java
  • Monitor service provider outcomes, validate completeness of requirements, and facilitate timely resolution of service delivery issues
  • Train and mentor team members while providing input on project budgets, resource estimates, and process improvements
  • Follow defined IT governance standards and maintain a proper balance between business and operational risk across all projects

Qualifications:

  • Six plus years of experience in software development with expert-level expertise in multiple programming languages and methodologies
  • Five plus years of hands-on experience with Android native application development using Kotlin and/or Java
  • Proficient understanding of Android Architecture components including Jetpack Compose and Data Binding, and experience with MVVM/MVI design patterns
  • Solid understanding of caching mechanisms, data management solutions such as Room and SQLite, and dynamic data services including JSON, REST APIs, and GraphQL
  • Experience with Android testing frameworks such as Espresso, DevOps tools such as Git, JIRA, and Jenkins, and Agile methodologies such as Scrum or SAFe
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to articulate complex technical ideas in easy-to-understand business terms
  • Undergraduate degree or equivalent experience/certification

If you are interested in this remote Senior Android Software Engineer job, please apply now to be connected with a member of our team.

Aquinas Consulting is a woman and minority owned company headquartered in Milford, CT that provides Engineering, Information Technology (IT), and Manufacturing staffing solutions throughout the US. We take pride in 20 years of service to our clients, our hiring managers, our consultants, and our local community. Aquinas is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer, committed to considering all qualified applications without regard to race, genetic information, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, veteran status, disability or any other characteristic protected by law. www.aquinasconsulting.com