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Role :Android Developer : 1-4 YearsSr. Android Developer : 4-8 YearsTripoto :Tripoto is a full stack platform for leisure travel. We are solving pain points of the entire consumer lifecycle by bringing content (UGC & PGC), community, and commerce together on a single platform. Our focus as a company is Product, Tech, Design; acquiring high-quality user-generated content and super-fast growth of our community around the world. Currently, we are working on building a holiday marketplace. User-generated content, Community & Social, messaging, search, Ai and personalization products.Current tools and technologies include :- Java, Kotlin- Android SDK and tools, JUnit, SQL, Eclipse- HTTPS, JSON, OAuth- GITRole & Responsibilities :- Translate designs and wireframes into high-quality code- Build features that will reach millions of users across 9 languages, 24 countries, and over 15 million Android users- Design, build and maintain high performance, reusable, and reliable Android code- Ensure all scenarios and cases are through and covered along with the best possible performance, quality, and responsiveness of the application- Identify and correct bottlenecks and fix bugs.- Command of memory management, view hierarchy, battery optimization and in-depth experience with multithreaded and networked applications- Focus on Material Design principles and pixel-perfect implementation of design into code- Stay current with the fast-changing landscape of Android development and best practices- Collaborate with Product and Design teams to create an elegant and intuitive experience for usersWhat You Get From Us :Success is what you make it. At Tripoto, we help you make it your own.A career at Tripoto can open many doors for you. If you- re searching for a company that's dedicated to your ideas and individual growth, recognizes you for your unique contributions, fills you with a strong sense of purpose, and provides a fun, flexible and inclusive work environment - apply now.

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