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Mobile Engineer Android

Cargo One
CompanyCargo One
CategoryUncategorised
LocationBucharest
RemoteHybrid
EmploymentFull-time
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted28 Jan 2026
Last verified2 Aug 2026
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Description
Our ambition is to unlock everyone's perfect place. To achieve this, our international teams share their experiences, cultures and beliefs to build the next generation of real estate Apps in Europe. As true experts in native technologies, we are recruiting the best engineers in Europe to take up the challenge. Come and take part in this human adventure that will help you progress in your professional career. Tasks • Designing and developing Android mobile applications for the Group's various brands.Continuously improving the quality and performance of applications. • Ensuring the follow-up and maintenance of the applications developed. • Being a driving force in implementing new innovative features (virtual tour/3D, voice recognition, geofencing, etc.). • Monitoring and prototyping new technological opportunities (connected watches, TV applications, Google Home...) Requirements • Significant experience in developing native applications on Android (Kotlin). • Solid grounding in the particularities and constraints of application development. • You love automation and dream of your code coverage every night. • Your autonomy combined with your desire to learn and share your knowledge make you the ideal candidate for this position. • You like to work in a team, are organized and know how to stay light to integrate a friendly and fun team. • Your greatest fear is to ruin the Crashfree! • Good knowledge of the use of REST services, of the implementation of the MVI pattern and of mobile application architecture in general. • Good knowledge of local data storage. • Comfortable working in a high-load environment (hundreds of thousands of users per day)