Android Developer

About the role

We're looking for a Senior Android Developer to join our team in Charlotte for a 12-month contract role with potential to convert to full-time hire. You'll own the complete lifecycle of native Android applications—from concept through release—working closely with product and design teams to deliver high-quality apps for phones and tablets.

What you'll do

• Design and build native Android applications using Kotlin and Android Studio, ensuring performance and quality across devices
• Participate in the full app lifecycle: concept, design, build, deploy, test, and release to app stores
• Collaborate with product and design teams to define features, create prototypes, and provide accurate estimates
• Identify potential problems, resolve bottlenecks, and fix bugs prior to release, with a focus on code quality and maintainability
• Implement and maintain test automation practices, including unit testing and continuous integration pipelines
• Write and maintain clear documentation for features in development and drive best practices for continuous improvement
• Work with REST services, Web Services, biometrics, push notifications, and Camera APIs to build robust feature sets

What we're looking for

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent professional experience
• 5–7 years of professional experience in native Android development
• Expertise with Android Studio, Kotlin, and Core Java; proficiency with REST APIs and Web Services
• Strong command of Git and Bitbucket for code versioning and collaboration
• Knowledge of C-based libraries and familiarity with biometrics, push notifications, and Camera APIs
• Proven ability to thrive in a fast-paced, team-based environment with strong communication and troubleshooting skills

Nice to have

• Experience with continuous integration tools and advanced unit testing frameworks
• Familiarity with Jetpack libraries or other modern Android architecture patterns
• Track record of mentoring junior developers or leading architectural decisions