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SHUBHAM KUMAR
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Android Engineer
Exp. 8 Years
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Vaja Vaibhav
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Sr Android Developer
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Sreenadh P
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Android Developer
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Sandeep Tak
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Android Developer
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How do I hire Android developers through Uplers?

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Step 1: Share your requirement

Step 2: Meet the top suitable Android developers within 2 days

Step 3: Get an interview arranged by Uplers

Step 4: Hire the right talent & let us take care of onboarding formalities

What is the cost of hiring an Android developer through Uplers?

The cost of hiring an Android developer through Uplers depends on the level of expertise you need for the job i.e. a junior-level, mid-level, or senior-level. the charges start from $1500 per month, which is subject to multiple factors.

Can I hire an Android developer for hourly or project-based tasks?

Uplers does not provide freelancers for hourly or project-based tasks. You can hire full-time remote talent with a 30-day talent replacement policy and up to 40% cost-saving.

How do you vet Android developers?

We follow an aggressive vetting process which includes screening, aptitude tests, communication and English proficiency tests, technical tests, and a final interview.

How are Uplers Android developers different?

Our Uplers dedicated Android Developers have to go through five major vetting processes before they get to be qualified for our Uplers panel. This ensures multiple rounds of testing in order to eliminate false positives.

Can I hire Android developers in less than 48 hours through Uplers?

Yes, with Uplers remote-hiring, it is possible for you to hire dedicated Android developers in 48 hours. You can start interviewing the candidates as soon as you shared your requirements and onboard the top talent in less than 2 weeks.

What is the no-risk trial period for Uplers Android developers?

We have the option where the talent can work for up to 2 weeks (based on availability), which allows many clients to gain more trust and confidence to decide on hiring, in the case where the clients are in two minds after the interview.

What are the benefits of hiring Android developers from Uplers?

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What if I am unhappy with the hired Android developer’s performance?

Uplers will help you with the replacement or you can cancel the agreement with a 30-days notice period, just like any other employee of yours.

How does our transparent pricing model work?

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Questions to ask when interviewing an Android Developer arrow
Android is the most popular operating system in the world, with over 2.5 billion users.
Whereas iOS users use a device that costs four figures, the latest version of Android can be purchased for a mere $69 (Samsung Galaxy M01, running Android 10) in Bangladesh.
That is why there are such a huge number of apps in the Google Play Store. A massive user base offers scope for almost unlimited expansion. That means hiring an Android application developer is a worthwhile investment.
Before you hire an Android developer, delve into their learning and skill.
We share below:
  • 5 technical questions to ask an Android developer and the possible replies.
  • 5 exploratory questions to ask an Android developer and the possible replies.
Before hiring an Android app developer you have to know their track record. It is easier to develop web apps, but building native apps requires a high level of software coding skills.
5 technical questions to ask before you hire an Android developer
Top Android developers must not only know about SDK and Android Runtime but Java and Kotlin, the two languages most used for app development.
Java and Kotlin are both high-level, class-based, object-oriented programming languages. When you hire Android app developers, test their ability in both.
  1. Describe the layers of Android architecture
    • Kernel
    The kernel is based on Linux. That is what makes it so robust.
    • Libraries
    • Retrofit
    • Moshi
    • EventBus
    There are 15-20 libraries and a GitHub repository that contain plenty of modules.
    • Runtime
    From Lollipop (version 5.0) Android mobile operating system changed runtimes from Dalvik to ART. Eight years have elapsed and most mobile application development does not update apps for Dalvik anymore.
    • Framework
    In this instance, Framework refers to Android design (which is very specific), animations, and tools.
    • Applications
    Such as browsers, chat apps, mail, which are accessed by users.
  2. What are the types of memory in Java Virtual Machine?
    Android uses Java extensively. Types of memory in Java are:
    • Class
    • Heap
    • Stack
    • Program Counter
    • Native Method Stack
  3. How to concatenate two strings in Kotlin?
    • Using the plus() or + operator
    • val a = “Good”
    • val b = “Luck”
    • val c = a + b would store “GoodLuck”
    • and a + “ “ + b would store “Good Luck”
  4. How many dialog boxes does Android support?
    • Alert
    Usually used for yes-no decisions such as Rate This App, Rate Now / Later
    • Date
    For selecting date
    • Time
    For selecting time
    • Progress
    Used for displaying percent of execution. A progress bar (as dialogue) might prevent a user from interacting with the screen so it is rarely used as dialog but coded in the UI (as in Chrome page loading percent).
  5. What is AAPT?
    It is the Android Asset Packaging Tool, the equivalent of a .zip file on Windows.
    It allows the creation of compressed folders for installation and extraction. Usually used for unpacking a large install when 80 MB might be compressed to 45 MB in the Play Store.
5 exploratory questions to ask before you hire an Android developer
These questions give you an insight into the mind of the programmer. Of course, not all interviews when hiring an Android programmer is the same. The answers are indicative of what you must look for.
Knowledge is not everything. It has to be backed up by adaptability and resourcefulness. Before you hire a remote Android developer, try to know the candidate from every aspect.
  1. Which programming languages are you able to use?
    I can write code in C++, Java, Kotlin. I have worked on projects that use these extensively.
    I learned Python, Ruby, PHP, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS in college. I have never used them during my career.
  2. Tell us about your last project?
    It was a native app development for a radio-cab company. I worked on adding and improving payment gateways. We introduced a “Share Bill” functionality using which two riders could split the payment.
    I also took part in pilot code writing for postpaid users who would have a billing cycle. The project was dropped midway as the company could not get a tie-up with credit check vendors.
  3. How do you communicate with clients who do not know how to program?
    It is perhaps the most difficult task that a coder has to face. No one except a CTO usually has an understanding of coding nuances.
    My favored approach is to create a flowchart. Though CxO and product managers may not understand coding, they understand this tool well.
    I do not lecture to a non-technical audience but prefer to use the Socratic Way as far as possible. This gets them to think like a coder in a step-by-step rather than intuitive manner.
    However, it is difficult. When I do not know the clients and their ability to understand tech, the first meeting is always tentative. The second meeting is far smoother since I know how much I have to explain and from what angle.
  4. Why are you not an iOS developer?
    First of all, I have never approved of the Apple platform and its closed system. I believe in GNU, public software, and open source. I respect Android engineers since they allow development of forks such as FireOS for Amazon.
    Secondly, I have never used an Apple product since they are quite high priced. I have no comfort in that zone and became a dedicated Android developer. Any Android app (except gaming) can run in a $70 Galaxy M01 and a $1500 Galaxy S22 with equal ease.
    Thirdly, from a purely coding point of view, if I was required to learn Swift and iOS SDK, I would certainly do so. I am not completely unaware of it, but I can’t sit down tomorrow and code in Swift.
    I am an expert Android developer but given two months, I can rectify that situation and code for iOS.
  5. Have you ever built your own app?
    Yes, and I have published an app on Play Store.
    It is a freemium reader.
    The free version supports PDF, EPUB, MOBI, DJVU, TXT, RTF, AZW, HTML, ODT, XPS, CBZ, CBR, TIFF, PDB formats.
    The premium version offers (among other advanced features):
    Night Mode, RTL reading, an internal media player, and advanced speech-to-text capability for $5.
    It has 40,000 downloads and 1,000 premium users, with a rating of 3.8.
    If you are looking to hire an Android developer, I am perfect for that position.
Skills to Look for When Hiring Android Developers Remotely arrow

In today's digital era, hundreds of mobile applications are arriving every day. But not all them succeed. Only the businesses that could find the right talent to develop their apps could survive the competition. And owing to the rise in remote work culture, most of Android developers get hired remotely today.

Here are some skills to keep in mind when you hire remote Android developers:

  1. Core Technical Skills:

    The following technical skills are vital for an ideal Android developer.

    Java & Kotlin Proficiency:

    Java and Kotlin are two of the most basic and non-negotiable languages that an expert Android developer must know. These are crucial for creating dynamic and interactive mobile applications.

    Android SDK Knowledge:

    The Software Development Kit (SDK) is like a toolbox for Android developers. Knowing how to use its abilities to the best of its potential is a great skill. Developers who know this can craft unique and distinct applications with ease.

    Understanding of APIs:

    Integration of third-party services has become a regular norm in mobile apps now. Hence, a skilled Android developer would be able to integrate various APIs into the app effortlessly.

    Database Management:

    Efficient data management is extremely important for maintaining a great user experience & navigation.

  2. UI/UX Design Expertise:

    A great UI/UX design is about more than just functionality. It explores the user's wants and preferences and drives their journey based on that. A truly skilled Android developer understands the intricacies of such UI/UX design. This skill is very important from a user's POV as this is what defines their experience with the app. This is a skill that remote Android developers at Uplers prioritize.

  3. Version Control/Git:

    The developer must be well-versed with version control. An experienced Android developer ideally would have worked with tools like Git. This experience comes in handy while tracking code changes accurately.

  4. Problem-Solving & Debugging:

    A skilled Android developer must be able to deal with issues and bugs efficiently. Being able to troubleshoot issues, optimize performance, and ensure security is an important skill. When you hire remote Android developers from Uplers, this skill is one of the primary advantages that you get.

  5. Soft Skills for Remote Work:

    When hiring remotely, the importance of communication skills is magnified. It ensures clarity in briefs, feedback, and internal team communication. When your team is able to communicate better, there is less friction and a better work environment. Hence, it directly affects productivity and timeline management.

  6. Continuous Learning & Adaptability:

    A skilled Android developer always strives to keep learning. There are new trends, technologies, and tools launching every day. This skill helps ensure that your apps remain updated with lathe test tech.