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Job Description If you are an Android developer with a passion for pushing mobile technologies to the limits. You will work with our team of talented engineers to design and build the next generation of our mobile ecosystem. You are comfortable working on our existing codebase, developing new apps and optimising them for a fast and delightful user experience. Responsibilities: - Designing and building advanced mobile features and custom UI. - Collaborating with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship new features. - Optimising the app for speed, memory, network and battery. - Always keeping the app stable and secure. - Continuously discovering, evaluating, and implementing new technologies to maximise development efficiency. - Unit-testing code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and general reliability. Requirements: - You have 4-7 years of experience in Android development. - You are a software engineer who thinks and speaks in Java/Kotlin. - You have a bachelor's/master's degree in computer science/engineering or a related subject. - You have a solid understanding of the full lifecycle of mobile development, testing, publishing and DevOps. - You have a good knowledge of networks and distributed systems. - Your attention to detail is the stuff of legends (every second, byte and pixel counts). - You enjoy working with a small, fast-paced team willing to jump on tasks (planned / out of nowhere / ambiguous) without spilling your coffee. - You are equal parts left- and right-brain. - You focus on the tech and logic as much as you are obsessed with the UX and customer delight. - You are looking to restore balance to the universe through clean code. - You are a flawless multi-tasker, able to smoothly transition between features, bugs, projects and languages. - You have complete expertise in the general mobile landscape, design, trends, and emerging technologies. - You have experience working with Android frameworks as well as third-party libraries and APIs. Company Summary StockGro is India's leading social investment platform, a paradigm of personal finance and investment ecosystem. With millions of users, StockGro is more than just a trading platform; it's an immersive experience that blends the best of social networking, investment education, and real-time trading! At the heart of StockGro lies a risk-free experiential learning platform, where you can gain confidence and hone your stock trading skills without any fear of financial loss. Through experiential learning journeys and challenges, users can test their strategies and experience the thrill of stock market trading. But StockGro is not just about trading; it's a vibrant community of enthusiastic learners and experts. Users can connect, share, and collaborate with educators, fund managers, influencers, and friends, all on one user-friendly platform. Validate investment ideas, analyze top-performing portfolios, and easily navigate the stock market's complexities. Required Skills ['Android Jetpack', 'Kotlin', 'Java', 'Android'] Additional Information I will check and received multiplee mail let me review and get back
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