Android Developer
First seen by Alion on Oct 16, 2026.
The Snapmint Android team is looking for an Android Developer with a passion for working on designing, building, and maintaining high-performance, reusable, and reliable code. Also, design and implement customer-facing features. You will get an opportunity to build and own the Snapmint mobile app. You will be working alongside other developers and designers working on different layers of the infrastructure. We are looking for a self-driven Android developer who will contribute towards building tech solutions that will empower millions of consumers across India and make a real difference to the lives of people across geographies. We are looking for a person who is committed to teamwork, who enjoys working on cutting-edge technology in a fast-paced environment, is customer-centric, and thrives on the challenge of building something new that will operate on a nationwide scale. Come join us, be curious, explore, learn, and accelerate your career growth.
Requirements:
- Bachelor's or master's degree in computer science or equivalent.
- 1-3 years of experience in developing Android applications.
- Proficiency in Kotlin and Java with good knowledge of their ecosystems is a must.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Strong understanding of modern Android architecture such as Jetpack Compose, ViewModel, Room, DataStore, WorkManager, Navigation, and Dependency Injection (Hilt, Dagger).
- Have an understanding of OOP, different architectural patterns (esp. MVVM), and their testability.
- Have experience with common Android libraries like Retrofit, OkHttp, Glide, RxJava, Gson, Arch-components, etc.
- Debugging skills, including identifying memory leaks and performance bottlenecks and using tools like adb, ProGuard, etc.
- Excellent command over data structures and algorithms.
- Understanding of design for scalability, performance, and reliability.
- Experience working in an Agile environment and with project management tools like Jira.
- Familiar with Material Design guidelines, common mobile UX patterns, and anti-patterns.