Hire Android Developers & Programmers

Develop Android native apps when you require the best performance, native UI/UX, access to device-specific features, and offline capabilities. Develop hybrid apps when you want to save development time and resources, target multiple platforms, and have a more straightforward app with less complex features.

Android apps can be developed using tools and technologies such as Android Studio, Java or Kotlin programming languages, Android Software Development Kit (SDK), Gradle build system, XML for layout and resource design, and various third-party libraries for additional functionalities such as database management, networking, and UI design.

Companies use design and development principles such as Material Design, Clean Architecture, Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM), Test-Driven Development (TDD), Agile methodology, Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD), and Accessibility guidelines to develop high-quality Android apps that are easy to use, scalable, and maintainable. These principles help to ensure that the app is user-friendly, performs well, and meets the requirements of users and stakeholders.

When hiring an Android developer, look for skills such as proficiency in Java or Kotlin programming languages, experience with Android SDK, ability to work with RESTful APIs, knowledge of design patterns and principles, familiarity with databases and SQL, understanding of Git and version control, experience with testing frameworks, and ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams. Good communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and a strong portfolio are also desirable traits to look for.

Hire Android developer from Thinkitive in 3 simple steps:

1. Share your Android project requirements, and we will share the Android developers' CVs.
2. Conduct in-depth interviews with top Android developers to test technical skills through coding challenges or projects.
3. On-board the best Android developers within 48hrs after signing NDA.

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The Chances of encountering any dissatisfaction with the Android resources assigned to your project are minimal. Nonetheless, in the event you prefer to replace them, we have a 10% backup of resources readily available. This ensures quick replacement of the Android developer with a competent professional possessing equivalent skills and expertise, ensuring your contentment.

We ensure code quality of Android applications by following best practices such as using a version control system, writing unit and integration tests, performing code reviews, adhering to coding standards and guidelines, using tools such as linters, static code analyzers, and profilers, implementing Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines, and utilizing monitoring and crash reporting tools. These practices help catch bugs early, improve app performance, and maintain code quality throughout development.

Our services encompass maintenance and support post-launch, encompassing bug resolution, performance optimization, security updates, feature enhancement, and ongoing technical aid. The Service Level Agreement (SLA) defines the parameters and timeframe of support, outlining the support agreement's terms comprehensively.

The average costs of hiring Android Developers ranges from $18 to $28 per hour.

We prioritize safeguarding the confidentiality of any sensitive information exchanged between parties for a specific objective. As a measure to uphold this, we necessitate signing Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA) and Intellectual Property protection rights. We recognize the significance of preserving the security and confidentiality of our client's project data. Additionally, our company comprises legal and compliance teams, ensuring that all team members comprehend the security compliance and confidentiality regulations.

Our Android project management process typically involves

1. Project Planning: This involves defining the project's scope, identifying project goals, defining project requirements, estimating project timelines, and setting project milestones.
2. Design: In this stage, the design team creates the visual design, user interface, and user experience for the Android application.
3. Development: This stage involves coding, building, testing, and debugging the Android application. It also includes integrating third-party libraries and APIs into the application.
4. Quality Assurance: This step involves testing the application to ensure it meets the defined requirements and quality standards. It also includes fixing any bugs or issues identified during testing.
5. Deployment: In this stage, the application is released to the target audience through the Google Play Store or an enterprise distribution channel.
6. Maintenance: After deployment, the development team maintains the application by providing support and fixing bugs or issues. This also involves updating the application to keep it compatible with the latest versions of Android and addressing any security vulnerabilities.

Our Android developers employ project management tools like Jira, Trello, or Asana to ensure efficient project management and timely resolution of issues. Through these tools, they closely monitor and update project progress, keeping us on track with the project plan and enabling us to address any concerns or problems promptly.