How to hire a Android Developer
What the role does, the job description, the interview questions, and the 40-minute screening pack that tells you who can do the job before you book a single interview.
The role
What a Android Developer does
A Android Developer sits in the Engineering function. The sections below give you the job description, the interview questions and the screening pack for the role.
Screen before you interview
The Android Developer screening pack
Kotlin knowledge, OOP fundamentals, algorithms and version control cover the day-to-day of an Android role. Every applicant gets one link. You get one ranked report.
- 1
Describe the architecture of the last Android app you shipped and why you chose it.
- 2
How do you handle background work and battery constraints?
- 3
Walk us through debugging a crash that only happens on some devices.
- 4
How do you test an Android app before release?
- 5
What in the Android ecosystem changed your approach in the last two years?
Interview questions
Android Developer interview questions
For the candidates who pass the pack. Each comes with a sample answer on the full page.
- 01
What drew you to Android development specifically?
- 02
Walk me through an Android app you shipped end to end.
- 03
How do you keep up with changes in the Android platform?
- 04
What kind of team and codebase do you work best in?
- 05
How do you decide between an MVVM, MVI, or MVP architecture for an app?
- 06
How do you handle background work given modern Android execution limits?
- 07
How do you approach memory leaks and performance profiling on Android?
- 08
What is your experience with Jetpack Compose versus the older View system?
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