Develop and maintain the iOS version of the Teachme Biz service, focusing on UI renewal and overall development.
About this role
Studist is hiring an Android engineer for Teachme Biz, its work-procedure creation and sharing service used by about 2,000 companies, with responsibility for the Android version overall.
The engineer builds the Android app in Kotlin and Java, designs the architecture and chooses libraries to fit requirements, finds users' problems through user research and analysis and turns them into user stories, improves the product's UI and UX, and handles Android version updates. The environment includes Gradle, Crashlytics, New Relic, Google Analytics, CircleCI, GitHub, Slack, Google Docs and Wrike.
Applicants need experience developing Android apps, an understanding of services and products, knowledge of Java, interest in planning and direction, the ability to develop with GitHub and to work as a team, and sympathy for the product and culture. Preferred are Kotlin, Linux system programming and HTTP knowledge, engineering management or team-lead experience, continuous process improvement, taking an app from scratch through release and operation, and experience on other platforms such as iOS or the web.
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