Android Developer Toronto ON 4 days Onsite Client interview will be F2F Contract or Fulltime Both The opportunity: · Develop solutions to complex problems using frameworks and design patterns · Collect and analyze requirements, then suggest optimal approaches · Write and test code, keeping non-functional requirements in mind · Collaborate within an agile team and adhere to scrum best practices · Review existing code to evaluate ongoing feasibility and maintainability · Perform impact analysis for proposed system changes or issues · Offer guidance and recommendations to the product owner to influence product decisions · Stay up-to-date with the latest Android platform capabilities and provide relevant suggestions · Communicate technical solutions to a diverse audience, from non-technical individuals to technical architects, through presentations and documentation · Ensure adherence to the team s coding standards by conducting peer code reviews · Provide mentorship to junior developers in software engineering and Android best practices What you need: · Must-Have Requirements:
· At least 5 years of experience developing native Android applications and 3+ years of Java development experience · Solid understanding of Object-Oriented Programming concepts, Android app architecture, and software design patterns · Experience with Android libraries and best practices for interacting with RESTful services · Proficiency in automated testing using Junit and platform-specific frameworks like Robolectric and Espresso · Excellent communication skills with the ability to collaborate with stakeholders at all levels (requirements, architecture, and code) · Familiarity with Agile methodologies · A degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field from an accredited institution · Nice-To-Have Skills: · Experience with Kotlin · Knowledge of emerging Android SDK components · Robust understanding of design patterns like MVVM and their application to Android development · Familiarity with security protocols such as OAuth and OpenID · Experience securing data using the Android Keystore · Consideration of accessibility in development