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This is a remote work from home part time gig, you'll need a computer, laptop or mobile device. Work from home, part time, Amazon, customer service representative, medical professional, remote work at home, drivers, administrative assistant, work from home customer service representative, registered nurse, web developer, assistant manager, pharmacy technician.
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Experience with Mobile Device Management (MDM) tools. Cloud, Sustainability, Developer, Solution Architect, Power Plant, Technology, Energy. Leverage knowledge of mobility architectures across many mobile technologies, IT standards, and applications through proof-of-concept development to production deployment.
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Toad (or Oracle SQL Developer); or equivalent. Utilize modular architectures, next-generation integration techniques and a cloud-first, mobile-first mindset to provide vision to Application Development Teams.
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Role - Senior iOS Developer (swiftUI must have) Design, code, and debug mobile applications in Swift, utilizing the SwiftUI framework for user interface design. Stay current on mobile industry trends, including the latest iOS technologies and standards.
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Master Job Title :Dev: Android Developer. Demonstrable experience implementing solutions in Kotlin leveraging Jetpack Compose toolkit. Experience developing sustainably accessible interfaces that meet WCAG accessibility standards.
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Job Title: Mobile Developer. Expertise in IOS & Android Mobile development. Mandatory Skillset: Ios / Android Mobile Dev. Java / Spring boot, React. Should have Solid knowledge in iOS Architecture Patterns MVC, MVP, MVVM, Viper, Clean Architecture.
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We are looking for an iOS developer responsible for the development and maintenance of applications aimed at a range of iOS devices including mobile phones and tablet computers. We are looking for an iOS developer responsible for the development and maintenance of applications aimed at a range of iOS devices including mobile phones and tablet computers.
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Description: The Mobile Application Developer will be responsible for the design, development, and delivery of native Android mobile applications. Experience with the development of mobile network clients using HTTP protocol, REST APIs, and Firebase Cloud Messaging, push notifications, and geo-locations.
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Develop and support web application interfaces, mobile apps, MS-SQL database table manipulation scripts, data retrieval for reporting, and database trigger implementations as needed. Full Stack Developer with experience in the Industry.
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Experience with mobile (IOS, Android) and hybrid frameworks (Ionic,Titanium, etc.) and/or minimum 2 years of experience with JavaScript/Mobile frameworks (e.g., Angular (2+), AngularJS (1.4+), KnockoutJS, NodeJS, Ionic, Express, ReactJS etc.
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Role Title: iOS Mobile Application Developer. Job description: Responsibilities: � Design, code, and debug mobile applications in Swift, utilizing the SwiftUI framework for user interface design.
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Should have strong experience in iOS Objective-C, Swift, Combine (Reactive Programing). Should have hands on knowledge on API's, integrating web services RestFul services, POST, GET, PUT, DELETE. Should have good knowledge in Gitlab / pipeline activities and work experience with trunk based development.
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Proven experience as a Senior Android Native Mobile Developer. Role Title: Android Mobile Application Developer. Key word to search: Android Developer, Kotlin, Retrofit, Dagger, MVVM, Jetpack Compose, and NavGraph.
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Subject Matter Expert experience in web-based IT solutions Java and/or web programming, including JSP, Servlets, JDBC, web services, mobile, Angular, React, React Native, VueJS, JSON and HTML web development.
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Hands-on developer application server experience, including Apache Tomcat, WebSphere Application Server or equivalent technology. Developer experience in AWS, public cloud, Azure or equivalent.
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