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Junior Android Developer

As a Junior Android App Developer, you will assist in the design, development, testing, and maintenance of Android applications. Your role will involve collaborating with senior developers, designers, and cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality mobile applications.

Role:

The position of Junior Android App Developer is suitable for candidates with foundational knowledge of Android app development. You will contribute to coding, debugging, and troubleshooting mobile applications, under the guidance of senior developers. Experience with Android Studio, Java or Kotlin programming languages, and basic understanding of mobile UI/UX principles will be beneficial.

Experience:

Programming Languages: Proficiency in Java and/or Kotlin programming languages for Android development.
Android Development Tools: Familiarity with Android Studio IDE and Android SDK for app development.
Mobile UI/UX Design: Basic understanding of mobile app design principles, user interface guidelines, and best practices.
Problem-solving Skills: Ability to analyze issues, debug code, and implement effective solutions.

Skillsets:

Version Control: Knowledge of Git or other version control systems for managing codebase changes.
Adaptability and Learning: Willingness to learn new technologies, frameworks, and industry best practices in mobile app development.
Collaboration: Capability to work collaboratively in a team environment, communicate effectively, and learn from senior developers.
Problem-solving and Decision-making: Strong critical thinking skills to assess challenges, propose solutions, and make data-driven marketing decisions.

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