English speaking vacancies in Holland: Android developer

Friday 9 March 2012

Android developer

And yes although they speak English at the job they posted a Dutch advertisement.

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ANDROID DEVELOPER M/V

Medirent

Standplaats

Leiden

Functieomschrijving

Voor de versterking van ons Development Team zijn wij op zoek naar een fulltime Android Developer met ervaring op het gebied van PHP / JavaScript. Samen met onze Lead Developer, werk je aan een baanbrekende mobiele app:

Android Developer M/V:
(full time)

Bij MediRent werk je in een informele werkomgeving. Je bent leergierig en je specialiseert je in het toepassen van innovatieve technologieën op het gebied van Android tablets.

Functie-eisen

Wij zoeken voor de vacature Android Developer:
- HBO werk- en denkniveau;
- Goede kennis van technisch Engels in woord en geschrift (de voertaal in het team is engels);
- Communicatieve en flexibele teamplayer;
- Minimaal 2 jaar ervaring met PHP, Java en Android SDK;
- Ervaring op het gebied van OOP, MVC en andere programming patterns;
- Ervaring met J2ME, J2EE, Objective-C/ C en Eclipse is een pré;
- Bekend met HTML5, CSS, XML, JSON, jQuery (mobile) en SQL;
- Kennis van source control systemen voor Android (Subversion);
- Prettige teamspeler en een stressbestendige collega;
- Je kunt goed omgaan met deadlines;
- Interesse in mobiel en een gadget freak.

Arbeidsvoorwaarden

Medirent biedt
- Werken aan een innoverende project bij toonaangevende opdrachtgever;
- Een uitdagende baan in een snelgroeiende organisatie;
- Een klein team, waarbij je volledig verantwoordelijk bent voor je eigen project;
- Een inspirerende werkomgeving waarin jouw eigen inbreng gewaardeerd en beloond wordt;

Aanvullende informatie

Interesse in de vacature Android Developer?
Geïnteresseerd in de vacature? Of wil meer informatie? Laat je CV met motivatie achter op onze sollicitatiepagina t.a.v. Henriette van Dam.

Found here: http://www.leidschdagblad.nl/vacaturekrant/

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