iOS/Android Developeri
iOS/Android Developers
• B.S. in Computer Science or relevant work experience
We are seeking several Mobile iOS / Android Developers to work on the development of revolutionary mobile application “Generators” and software engines that deliver instant music and video streaming services. Ideal Candidates will have impressive portfolio of published Mobile apps (iOS or Android).
Basic Qualifications
• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or related field
Preferred Qualifications
• Experience developing production-quality consumer Android applications
• Master’s Degree preferred
• 2+ years of software development engineering experience
• 2+ years of mobile applications development (preferably using Java or Android)
• Experience with embedded systems preferred
• User interface development experience
• Hardware engineering background a plus
• Superior design and architecture knowledge, as well as familiarity with object oriented design patterns
• Engineering process expertise, with a full understanding of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) principles
• Robust project planning / execution skills including estimating, scheduling, and executing on committed schedules
• Excellent judgment, organizational, and problem solving skills
You should be an expert with the iOS or the Android development eco-systems. Experience of integration with Web Services from Mobile devices is essential as is cross-browser / Mobile device testing and performance tuning. We are keen to hear from Mobile iOS / Android Developer candidates who are experienced in Agile development.
We will initially offer a flexible work environment structured as full time contract work, with successful hires possibly relocating to our offices in GB or Canada were we offer more competitive salaries, benefits, and opportunities for rapid personal development.
Please send your C.V. to [email protected] , you will be contacted for a phone interview.
All short listed candidates should be available for interviews with Company Representatives in late January 2014.
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