Android Developer

Skúsený Android inžinier s viac ako 9,5 rokmi praktických skúseností s vytváraním vysokokvalitných natívnych mobilných aplikácií. Podieľal sa na projektoch ako Sygic a Wegfinder a získal cenné skúsenosti s medzikultúrnou spoluprácou a agilnými pracovnými postupmi. Zručný v Java, Kotlin, architektúre MVVM, Dependency injection a písaní unit a UI testov. Nadšený budovaním škálovateľných a na budúcnosť pripravených aplikácií pre Android.

Imobility GmbH (Android Engineer) From March 2020 to 2025, I worked as an Android Engineer at iMobility GmbH in Vienna, Austria. I contributed to the development of Wegfinder, an app integrating various transportation options and optimizing performance. My responsibilities included leading the development of native Android applications, implementing CI pipelines, ensuring code quality, and collaborating in Agile environments. Technologies used included Java, Kotlin, Coroutines, Dagger, Room, Mockito, and more.

Decent Group a.s. (Android Engineer) From April 2018 to February 2020, I worked as an Android Engineer at Decent Group in Bratislava, Slovakia. I contributed to the local discovery platform Shout, outsourced to Shout Platform Ltd. in Manchester. My role involved developing Android applications and integrating blockchain technology. I worked with technologies like Java, Kotlin, Dagger, Room, and more.

Sygic a.s. (Android Engineer) From February 2017 to March 2018, I worked as an Android Engineer at Sygic in Bratislava, Slovakia. I contributed to developing advanced mobility solutions for consumers, businesses, and automotive partners. My role involved working with Java, Kotlin, and other technologies to enhance user experience and optimize performance.

Azet.sk a.s. (Android Developer) From July 2015 to January 2017, I worked as an Android Developer at Azet.sk in Žilina, Slovakia. I contributed to shaping the Slovak online media landscape through innovative content and digital solutions. My role involved developing Android applications and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Technologies used included Java, Kotlin, and other modern tools.