Design, develop, and test native Android applications. Work across the Android OS framework and Java layer, implement JNI/native interfaces, and perform debugging and troubleshooting.
Company Description
Job Description and Responsibilities
• Design, Development & Testing of Android Native Application
• Working on Android OS Framework
• Working on Android Java Layer
• Native Android Application Development
• Working on Android Native interface (JNI)
Knowledge Skills and Abilities
• Works on Android Application development
• Works on Android OS Framework
• Works on Android Java Framework
• Strong Debugging and Troubleshooting Skills
• Have prior knowledge on Android Native Interface
• Works on Java programming for Android Platform
Key Skills – Desirable:
• Android Java Programming
• Windows/Linux Platform using Eclipse
• Good to have C programming exposer
Key Skills – Mandatory:
• Android OS Framework & Android Java Layer
• Native Android Application Development
• Android Java Programming
• Exposer to JNI native interface
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