Technical Pre-requisites
Application Protocol & Engines - Android engineer is one:
1. who has done one or more of the following w.r.t. Android Application Framework:
a. Design development
b. Customization
c. Bug fixing
d. Sustenance
2. who has experience in one or more of the following domains
a. Multimedia
b. Telephony
c. Connectivity
d. Sensor
e. Security
Platform:
Mandatory to have worked on one or more of the following:
a. Android
Language:
Mandatory to have worked on one or more of the following:
a. Java
b. Java Native Interface
Tools:
Mandatory to have worked on one or more of the following:
a. Android studio
b. Eclipse
c. Git
d. Gerrit
e. adb
f. Android emulator
g. DDMS
h. top
i. ps
j. meminfo
k. Bugzilla
Role and Responsibilities
Educational Qualifications: Engineering graduate, MCA, etc
Experience: 0-3 years
Job Purpose:
Understand and deliver the assigned work within specified timelines with expected quality of work under the guidance of senior team members.
Key Characteristics of the Role:
• Person at this position is able to apply broad knowledge of their technical discipline or advanced knowledge of specific technical practices.
• Person identifies problems in existing systems and modifies it by following defined work procedures.
• Operationally oriented role responsible for achieving day to day defined tasks.
• Works under close supervision of Team Lead/ Project Manager.
Key Accountabilities of the Role:
• Responsible for design, coding, testing, bug fixing, documentation and technical support in the assigned area. Responsible for on time delivery while adhering to quality and productivity goals.
• Responsible for adhering to guidelines and checklists for all deliverable reviews, sending status report to team lead and following relevant organizational processes.
• Expected to enhance technical capabilities by attending trainings, self-study and periodic technical assessments.
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