Android Developer: Kotlin, MVVM, Jetpack & Firebase

Ethereum Technologies; Bowling Green (KY); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Ethereum Technologies is seeking an skilled Android Developer to design, build, test, and maintain Android applications. You will work with Kotlin and Java, utilizing Android SDK/Studio, Jetpack, and architecture components to deliver robust mobile experiences.

The role emphasizes clean, scalable code, MVVM/MVP patterns, and integration of Firebase services, REST APIs, and local data storage like Room and SQLite. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential.

Qualifications

• Proficient in designing and developing Android apps using Kotlin and Java.
• Experience with Android SDK, Android Studio, Jetpack, and architecture components.
• Familiarity with MVVM/MVP patterns and modern UI approaches like Jetpack Compose.
• Ability to integrate RESTful APIs and third-party libraries.
• Experience with Firebase services and local data storage (Room/SQLite).
• Strong testing, debugging, and performance optimization skills.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, test, and maintain Android applications using Kotlin and Java.
• Build user-friendly apps with responsive UI/UX.
• Work with Android SDK, Android Studio, Jetpack, and architecture components.
• Develop reusable components and clean, scalable code.
• Integrate REST APIs and third-party libraries.

Skills

Kotlin

Java

Android development

UI/UX design

REST APIs

Tools

Android SDK

Android Studio

Jetpack

Android Architecture Components

Firebase

Room

SQLite

Git

GitHub

Bitbucket

Job description

Ethereum Technologies is seeking an skilled Android Developer to design, build, test, and maintain Android applications. You will work with Kotlin and Java, utilizing Android SDK/Studio, Jetpack, and architecture components to deliver robust mobile experiences.

The role emphasizes clean, scalable code, MVVM/MVP patterns, and integration of Firebase services, REST APIs, and local data storage like Room and SQLite. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential.