Develop Android mobile applications using Java and a broad range of Android APIs, including UI, networking, multimedia, location services, messaging, animations, gestures, and in-app billing. Build applications for multiple screens and form factors, integrate web services and REST APIs, publish production apps to the app store, and use scripting skills. The posting also requests data analysis experience, a bachelor’s degree, and substantial professional experience.
Company Description
We are seeking a data scientist with at least 1 year of experience working with large data sets and 10 years of total professional experience. This role is expected to translate business objectives into actionable data analysis and communicate findings clearly to technical and non-technical audiences
Job Description• Strong hands on experience developing Android Mobile applications
• Required API experience in intermediate to Advanced UI, networking, multimedia
• Experience with or exposure to a wide variety of Android API’s: e.g., location services, GCM, animations, gestures, in-app billing, etc.
• Extensive knowledge of Android’s resource system and experience developing for multiple screens and form factors
• Java Development skills
• Familiar with web services and REST API’s
• Have Android applications in production in the app store
• Strong scripting skills
QualificationsBachelor's degree
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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