HabibiCompare.com

03/10/2020

Position Name – App Developer
Experience – 5 yrs minimum
Location – Remotely from home
Salary – Salary: ₹30,000 to ₹50,000 per month
Job Types: Full-time
Degree – IT Degree

Key Responsibilities:
1. Building scalable apps across multiple platforms and device resolutions
2. End to End App Development – New apps
3. Submissions to the Apple Store or Google Play
4. Working with Designers on Wireframes to App Submission
Requirements:
1. Experience developing on the Android Platform and iOS
2. Knowledge of Android native technologies (Java, Android SDK,)
3. Knowledge of Android-specific UI patterns and affordances.
4. Experience in REST-APIs integration (JSON based application development)
5. Good Knowledge on Android UX/UI guidelines best practices
6. Understanding of Apple App Store provisioning & Apple best practices
7. Experience in Agile Development Methodologies
8. Knowledge of Git (Github)

Contact: [email protected]

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