About the Role
As an Android Engineer at Loot you'll be helping us create the most incredible student banking app on the Google Play Store. You'd be an integral part in the direction and purpose of everything we do. With your experience you'll influence the tools we use and the dependencies that our codebase has (or doesn’t have), whilst also helping to guide our roadmap and ingrain our values in our product.
The banking industry is known for having terrible UX. A lot of the problems you'll be solving will surround creating great user experiences that don't exist today. These problems are tough. Data on the scale of banking in such complexity of stats and figures is not often seen in other apps used by people who don't know a great deal about the data.
You'll be working to simplify the user experience and help the user get to the answers (not stats) that they want in as little amount of taps as possible. This will involve managing data from our API, transforming it and displaying it in intuitive, clear UI.
As a Android Developer, you will:
- Design, architect, write, maintain and debug our Android app
- Contribute to designing and improving our service as a whole
- Maintain quality standards by performing code reviews, fixing bugs, writing tests, and profiling code
- Become proficient with our codebase, API and workflow
- Providing support to our customer service team on Android app related issues
Must have:
- Good knowledge of the Android SDK
- You’ve launched and maintained a successful app on the Google Play Store (or similar store)
- You have an eye for delightful UX
- You're an agile learner (knowledge isn't always key)
- You love developing apps so much that you basically do it for fun
- You can strike a good balance between done and perfect
- You're able to work in our London office
Nice to have:
- Experience in writing REST API backed Android Apps
- Computer science background
- Rich knowledge of OSS/3rd party tools and frameworks
- Experience with creating sleek animations
- Encryption and security experience
- Familiar with writing unit tests
- You contribute to OSS, or better still, maintain your own OSS projects
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