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# Android Engineer

- **Company:** Pure
- **Location:** Spain
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Java (Programming Language), Android Software Development, Android Studio, Confluence, JIRA, Unit Testing, Software Design Patterns, JSON, Oop Languages, WebSocket, Computer Network Technologies, Git, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Figma, Asynchronous Programming, Google Play, Restful APIs, Code Restructuring, Multiplatform
- **Published:** August 21, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.jobleads.com/es/job/e3c521640d84a00892db5004504432532

## About the Role

* Strong proficiency in Kotlin and Android SDK (with the ability to read and understand Java code).
 * A deep understanding of SOLID and OOP principles along with the Gang of Four design patterns.
 * Proficiency with networking technologies, including REST APIs and WebSockets.
 * Experience in unit testing and a knack for performance profiling using Android Studio tools.
 * Familiarity with Git, Jira, Figma, and Confluence.
 * Exceptional self-organization skills, with the ability to manage and prioritize multiple tasks effectively.
 * Single Activity Application + Model-View-Intent (MVI) architecture.
 * Technologies: Kotlin, Coroutines, Metro (DI), Retrofit, Coil, Cicerone (Legacy), Decompose, MVI Kotlin, Room, and Jetpack Compose., * If you provide us with any source code that you consider worthy of our attention. It could be a link to a repository, a pull request, or just an archive with source code.
 * Have experience in crafting intricate custom views, whether in the Compose or Classic View.
 * Have experience with Kotlin Multiplatform.
 * Possess "hardcore" skills, demonstrating more than just converting JSON to UI.
 * Would be cool if you could provide links to apps in Google Play you have worked on & highlight your contributions.

## Description

* Refactoring existing code, adhering to the "boy-scout rule" of leaving code better than you found it.
 * Identifying and resolving app performance and stability issues.
 * Collaborating with the team to achieve product objectives and suggesting optimization strategies for efficient implementation.


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