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Android

Kotlin

Develop and improve Android applications for Oishi Kenko and partner services, covering design, implementation, operations, user analysis, quality assurance, releases, and mobile CI/CD.

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Develop, operate, and improve Oishi Kenko's Android app and other applications provided by the company. Responsibilities include Android app design and development, analyzing and reporting on user behavior, proposing app-experience improvements based on analysis, considering features and defining requirements, testing and debugging, releasing updates and features, reviewing other developers' code, and improving mobile CI/CD environments and development efficiency. Server-side API development is also available to candidates who can and want to undertake it.

Preferred qualifications include publishing an Android app on Google Play, following Android development trends, knowledge or experience with MVP, MVVM, or Clean Architecture, and experience developing GUI applications with Jetpack Compose. The development environment includes Android Studio, MVVM, Android Jetpack components, Kotlin Coroutines Flow, Dagger Hilt, Epoxy, AWS, GCP, CircleCI, Git, GitHub, and GitHub Copilot.

Job details

Location
tokyo
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
Japanese
Remote
Remote
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-24
Category
Software & IT

About Oishi Kenko

Oishi Kenko is a Tokyo-based company that offers a dietitian-supervised recipe search and meal-planning service designed for individuals managing health conditions.

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