(Senior) Android Developer at Jimdo GmbH (Hamburg, Deutschland)

(Senior) Android Developer

Jimdo is the easiest and fastest way to create a website with no coding knowledge necessary! With a simple intuitive interface, Jimdo enables anyone to create a customized online presence with a blog, portfolio, business website or online store. Together we’ve helped our users create over 20 million websites around the world.

Jimdo has a passionate team of around 200 people in Hamburg and Tokyo. We value teamwork, openness, and mutual support. Join us if you’re looking for a driven, enthusiastic, and diverse international team. Each of us is an expert in our field, and together we strive to achieve the best possible results for our customers.

As an Android Developer you are part of the Mobile Team. We are an independently working, international team of 6. In addition to the Product Owner, 2 iOS developers and an Android developer, we also have a designer as well as a Mobile QA on board of our team. Together, we build new apps and improve the existing ones.

Responsibilities

Build new mobile apps from scratch

Maintain, improve and optimize our current mobile apps

Engage with other product engineering teams and continue to improve our customers’ experience

Requirements

A Degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience

Advanced knowledge of the Android SDK

Good knowledge of Java and/or Kotlin

You are eager to learn and master unfamiliar technologies and/or concepts

You are familiar with Git and GitHub

You are proactive, flexible and solution oriented

You have solid spoken and written English communication skills

Nice to have

Experience with CI/CD (like Travis CI, CircleCI and fastlane)

Experience in new technologies, e.g. Flutter/Dart/Firebase

Experience with web technologies like TypeScript/JavaScript and CSS

Familiarity with server-side development and API design as you will participate in the design of back-end API’s and closely collaborate with back-end teams

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