Position: Android Engineer for Just Eat
Company: Ciklum
Experience required: 3y
Category: Android
English level: upper
Published: 2020-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

EAT.ch is established online takeaway market leaders in Switzerland. EAT.ch future growth and stability are critical to the wider success of the JUST EAT Group. Our engineering team is responsible for delivering all the changes to EAT.ch high-transactional platform and has a complete feature ownership all the way from initial technical design to ensuring they operate successfully in production at peak times.

Responsibilities: 

●	Product Definition - contributes to the definition of product features, getting involved in workshops with other engineering teams and Product Managers
●	Technical Ownership - consistently produces high quality software which fits the team’s expectations and best practices
●	Continuous improvement - ensures continuous improvements by proposing and implementing new processes, designs and engineering practices that make the team more effective
●	Tracking Progress - tracks the progress being made towards the wider goals of the team, and transparently communicates this with the team and Technology Manager
●	Operating - takes responsibility for deploying and supporting their changes all the way through to proving that they work well - and continue to work well - in production
●	Communicate - transparently communicates on their progress and discusses ideas with their team and Technology Manager. Shares new development practices, patterns, standards with the team
●	Gets involved in the definition of product features, and in workshops with their team.

Requirements:

●	3 years of Mobile/Android application development experience
●	Knowledge and application of the Android Architecture Components within an MVP and MVVM context
●	Experience with working with a large codebase
●	Experience with implementing custom views
●	Integrating with APIs using Retrofit and RxJava
●	Knowledge of how and what to track user actions with analytics providers
●	Understand the benefits to modular application construction
●	Building responsive apps that support a myriad of form factors out of the box
●	Launching and supporting non-trivial apps in the Google Play Store
●	Unit testing skills a must
●	UI testing skills (with Espresso or equivalent) a must

You’ll have an advantage if you have experience of

●	Working within an e-commerce business where reliability is critical
●	Experience as to how to whitelabel apps
●	Knowledge of running A/B experiments on mobile and the A/B testing limitations on mobile
●	Kotlin 
●	Google’s Dagger2