An Android Developer's job description emphasizes creating, testing, and maintaining high-performance, user-friendly Android applications using Kotlin or Java with tools like Android Studio and the Android SDK. Key skills include object-oriented programming, API integration (REST, JSON), database management, version control (Git), and a strong understanding of the full app development lifecycle. Essential soft skills are problem-solving, communication, and collaboration to work with designers, testers, and other teams. Technical Skills Programming Languages: Proficiency in Kotlin (preferred) and Java. Development Tools: Experience with Android Studio (the official IDE) and the Android Software Development Kit (SDK). UI/UX Design: Ability to translate wireframes and designs into high-quality, responsive user interfaces, often incorporating Material Design principles. APIs & Networking: Experience with RESTful APIs and JSON for fetching data and integrating external services. Databases: Understanding of databases like SQL or NoSQL for data storage within applications. Version Control: Familiarity with Git for managing code and collaborating with teams. Android Architecture: Knowledge of Android architecture components and Jetpack libraries for robust app design.