Join Cavista as an Associate Android Engineer based in Lagos, contributing to a global tech company renowned for developing cloud-driven software solutions. Cavista empowers organizations by delivering top-tier technology tailored to diverse markets.
In this role, you will collaborate with product managers, UX designers, and engineering teams to define and implement mobile features for Android applications. You will actively participate in agile development cycles, crafting clean, efficient native code and enhancing system architecture. Your work will include code reviews, performance optimization, and creating reusable libraries and documentation to support organizational goals.
Ideal candidates will have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related fields, with at least two years of experience developing complex native Android apps using MVP or MVVM patterns. Experience publishing to the Google Play Store, proficiency in Android SDK, Java, Kotlin, and familiarity with RESTful APIs and Material Design guidelines are essential. Strong analytical and communication skills are crucial for cross-functional teamwork in a full software development lifecycle environment.
Lagos' vibrant tech ecosystem offers a dynamic backdrop for this role, where mobile innovation drives business growth and user engagement. Cavista’s presence in Ilupeju positions you at the heart of Nigeria's expanding IT sector.
While salary details are competitive and depend on experience, this position offers significant professional growth opportunities within a forward-thinking tech company. Benefits include paid time off, professional development, and a supportive work culture valuing work-life balance.
To stand out, emphasize your experience with Android architectures, app deployment, and your ability to solve complex software challenges. Highlight projects demonstrating your impact on app performance and user experience.
Apply now for the Associate Android Engineer role at Cavista and be part of a team innovating mobile solutions. Early applications are encouraged.
