Software Engineer (Android)

Company Description: NAYAN is a visual intelligence platform powered by Computer Vision and Machine Learning, delivering solutions across B2B, B2G, and B2C domains. Our products enable road safety, smart cities, public space monitoring, infrastructure management, and fleet operations through real-world data intelligence. About the Role: We are seeking an Android Developer with 3+ years of experience to design, develop, test, and maintain Android applications. The role involves hands-on coding, API integration, debugging, and collaboration with cross-functional teams. Key Responsibilities: Develop and maintain Android applications using Java and Kotlin Work with Android SDK and Android Studio Handle multiple Android versions and screen sizes Integrate applications with backend services using REST APIs Debug issues and improve application performance Implement UI components following Android design guidelines Collaborate with backend and product teams Participate in Agile development processes Write clean and maintainable code Required Skills & Qualifications: 3+ years of professional Android development experience B.Tech (Mandatory) Applications from other educational backgrounds will not be considered. Strong knowledge of Java and Kotlin Experience with REST APIs and JSON Familiarity with Retrofit, RxJava, Dagger/Hilt Experience with Room / SQLite Knowledge of Git and version control Good problem-solving and communication skills Preferred Skills: Apps published on Google Play Store Exposure to AWS or Firebase Understanding of MVVM / MVP architecture Startup experience is a plus NAYAN Background: Founded in 2016 with a mission to solve real-world challenges through Computer Vision, NAYAN is building deep expertise in areas like automated driving, traffic violation detection, traffic monitoring, robotics, and smart infrastructure. Location Delhi Position Starting Immediately .

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