Senior Android Developer

As a Senior Android Developer at SIMPLE, your primary responsibilities will include feature development and lifecycle involvement, where you'll take part in everything from ideation to design and analytics. You'll be proactive in identifying opportunities for improvements while collaborating closely with cross-functional teams to enhance user experience.

To apply for the Senior Android Developer role at SIMPLE, you should have a solid background in Android SDK, proficient knowledge of Kotlin and Java, along with over 5 years of experience in product development. You should also be comfortable developing complex interfaces and possess open-mindedness towards teamwork and feedback.

Yes, at SIMPLE, we offer flexibility in work arrangements. You can work remotely or join us in our Limassol office in Cyprus, depending on your preference. We believe in supporting our team to balance work and life effectively.

In the Senior Android Developer role at SIMPLE, you should be well-versed in Kotlin, Java, and equipped with knowledge of MVI/MVVM architectures, RxJava2, Coroutines, Dagger 2, and Jetpack Compose, as these are key components of our tech stack.

As a Senior Android Developer at SIMPLE, you'll enjoy a competitive salary, stock options, a relocation package to Cyprus if applicable, access to premium subscriptions, and generous annual leave, along with an opportunity to continue your personal development with support for learning English.

When discussing your experience, focus on the key projects you’ve worked on and the technologies you used. Highlight specific features you developed, the challenges you faced, and how you overcame them to deliver successful applications.

Discuss the best practices you follow, such as code reviews, testing strategies (unit tests, UI tests), and using CI/CD pipelines. Emphasize your commitment to writing clean, maintainable code and how it aligns with the team's quality standards.

Share your experience with methodologies like Agile or Scrum. Talk about how you prioritize tasks, communicate with team members, and adapt to changing project requirements effectively.

Provide a specific example of a complex feature, discussing the design, implementation, and any hurdles you faced. Explain how your problem-solving approach contributed to the overall success of the feature.

Mention the resources you use, such as online courses, blogs, podcasts, and attending meetups or conferences. It’s important to show your commitment to continuous learning and adapting to evolving technologies.

Emphasize your understanding of user-centered design principles and how you incorporate user feedback into the development process. Highlight your awareness of material guidelines and your approach to creating intuitive interfaces.

Discuss your openness to constructive criticism and your method for evaluating feedback. Talk about how you implement actionable suggestions while maintaining a collaborative and positive working environment.

Talk about strategies you would employ, such as reducing memory usage, optimizing UI rendering, and lazy loading data. Mention any profiling tools you’ve used, showcasing your analytical skills.

Share your strategies for effective communication and collaboration with designers, product managers, and other developers. Highlight any tools or processes you use to ensure everyone is aligned and working toward shared goals.

Discuss key elements like user engagement, performance, design, and meeting user needs. Emphasize the importance of continuous improvement based on user feedback and analytics to ensure the app remains relevant and effective.