Hey Guys, I have an opening to share with you.

We are looking for seasoned engineers who will have full stack responsibilities to deliver great customer, developer and operational-user experiences for our Product Platform and ecosystem components. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Design, implement and deploy code based on our cloud platform offerings.
• Work with the UI team, product management and other engineering teams to help create and evaluate new product ideas and technical designs.
• Implement best practices that produce maintainable code, code style conformity, integration, testing, and code review.
• Participate in detailed reviews of design, architecture, and code produced by other engineers within the team.
• Recommend alternate approaches, analyze impacts, and provide sizing estimates.
• Collaborate with other team members to build effective integrations.
• Prepare service and feature-related documentation – functional specifications, design considerations, architecture compliance, GAP analysis, etc. spanning multiple phases of the SDLC.
• Analyze, design and develop test cases.

Key Skills:

• 2-5 years of development experience in product environment and able to work independently.
• Translating user experience design (mockups, wireframes and user journeys) into code using Android/IOS, Android SDK, Kotlin, Swift, Flutter, Rest APIs. Very good knowledge of Flutter is a must.
• Awareness of data structure and open source databases would be an asset.
• Knowledge of one of the cloud platforms AWS or Azure or Google Cloud is desirable and not essential.
• Knowledge of secure development practices with troubleshooting complex application workflows and tuning.
• Thrive in an environment that requires you to partner with cross-functional teams as stakeholders.
• Exposure to scrum based methodology in a product development environment.
• Good oral and written communication skills.

If this is interesting for you then please share your resume while applying. Also, please feel free to reach out in case of any queries.

Thanks,

Shubham Patel