Android Developer Kotlin Rest API GraphQL Remote Sunnyvale CA

Description:

Job Duties

• Design and build e-commerce applications for the Android platform Ensure the performance, quality, and responsiveness of applications Collaborate with a team to define, design, and ship new features Identify and correct bottlenecks and fix bugs Help maintain code quality, organization, and automatization Lead and mentor junior developers Skills 5+ years experience working with the following technologies: Expert knowledge of Java and the JDK Expert knowledge of the Android SDK Advanced Android UI Skills (Fragments, Custom view components) Experience writing multi-threaded and Networked apps
• Expert level debugging and analysis skills using ADB Experience with the application submission/provisioning process Experience leading a small team of developers and delegating tasks Excellent communication skills in both technical and non-technical discussions. Have designed and developed a complete Android app from top to bottom. Expert knowledge of IntelliJ or Android Studio Have worked with OpenGL or the NDK and high performance graphics code Web Services experience as it relates to mobile apps Solid understanding of Android UI paradigms from Gingerbread to Oreo (Material Design) Experience with protocol buffers

What are the top 3 skills needed/ required?

• Android/Kotlin, Rest API, GraphQL (aka GQL), Android Play Store experience

What skills and/or experience would separate the top candidate? What makes a candidate profile stand out to you?

• Above skills with retail/ecommerce experience with a customer facing app.

What will this person's day-to-day responsibilities be?

• Coding/Feature development, Trouble shooting and defect management, participate in scrum process developing eCommerce App for Client International Market (Canada)

Do they need to be in a certain location/ hub or remote?

• Remote okay

Have you previously sourced for this role? If so, where have candidates historically fallen short?

• Yes, for iOS. Candidates typically fall short in coding basics or lack of GQL experience.