Fahrbot is a mobile software development studio based in Moscow and London. In light of our recent success we are seeking to expand our Moscow team. Candidates will work in a relaxed but productive atmosphere on both internal and B2B projects. We also welcome developers with their own apps and will help monetize your ideas.
Perks
Work on interesting, challenging projects
Join a young, vibrant team
Excellent starting salaries
Flexible hours
Comfortable, privately owned office space in the heart of Moscow
The latest test devices
Requirements
1+ years experience developing for the Android platform in Java or native
Experience programming in C/C++ is welcome
Ability to read and understand third party code
Technical English is a must
Conditions
Starting salaries from $2000 depending on experience
Company shares from 6 months onwards
Up to 7 days a month paid leave
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Microsoft: Bring on the Windows Phone 7 developers, developers developers
On July 19, Microsoft began shipping out thousands of Windows Phone 7 (WP7) test units from LG and Samsung — running a near-final Technical Preview build of its new mobile operating system — to developers all over the world.
It’s crunch time for the Softies. They have developed a new phone platform from scratch that looks and feels different from what’s available from Apple, Android backers and RIM. They’ve built it, but will developers come? Microsoft is counting on its developer tools, its developer outreach programs and developer guarantees (in the form of payments if WP7 apps don’t sell as well as expected) to generate quantity and quality WP7 apps.
It’s no coincidence, as Engadget notes, that the packaging for the WP7 test units says “developers, developers, developers” on the box. (Sorry, there’s no Monkey Boy toy inside.) WP7 phone hardware and data plans are going to be key to determining how well WP7 will do versus its competition when those phones begin shipping in October in Europe and November in the U.S. But the number and kinds of apps that developers build are going to be make-or-break, as well.
There’s an evangelism team that’s been working for months to get developers on board with WP7. I’ve been talking to a number of them for the past few weeks so as to understand their big-picture goals and plans to try to win developers hearts and minds in a world where Windows Mobile is falling out of favor and iOS and Android are grabbing the attention and share.
Charlie Kindel, a 20-year Microsoft veteran who runs the Windows Phone Developer Experience, is one of the main forces behind Microsoft’s mobile developer outreach. After hearing about Microsoft’s renewed focus on mobile (and some of the big names named to run the development side of the project), Kindel joined the team in February 2009.
“Windows Phone is not an end game. It’s more of a means,” said Kindel. “Devs don’t think about apps being just client code any more. Over the past ten years, it has become the case that the core resides in the cloud, and rich clients ‘light it up’ for the user. That means it’s not so much about porting the same apps to different screens, it’s more about creating application components that cross all three screens. As your experience changes, what should an app look like and how do you eanble that? I want to make WP7 one of the screens that is supported.”
(The “cloud,” in this case, can mean Microsoft cloud services like Azure; cloud services someone else has built like Twitter; or services intrinsic to WP7, like notification, location, Xbox Live, etc., Kindel explained.)
I asked Kindel what has surprised him — and what he thinks might surprise others — about WP7. He talked about speaking to 7,000 mobile developers during a recent European tour. Relatively few had ever used Microsoft developer tools. (In one meeting, only about 10 percent had used Microsoft tools of any kind, he said.) When Microsoft showed them Visual Studio and Windows Phone development tools, “the reaction was one of disbelief,” he said, because “our tools were so much better.”
“Developers want to use the tools they already know, but at the same time, they want to know someone has thought holistically about the end-to-end process,” Kindel said. “Even though we are investing in all of these (development) areas, you don’t have to use all of our stuff.”
Microsoft’s message to developers considering WP7 is to use Silverlight or the XNA Framework to write applications and games for the forthcoming phones. And company officials are touting the transparency of the app approval process, as well as the fact that only Microsoft-certified applications will be available via the Windows Phone Marketplace as positives for developers and users.
No matter how good Microsoft’s developer story sounds, Kindel knows that it’s going to be tough to convince some developers there’s enough financial opportunity to make the development of a WP7 app worthwhile.
“The installed market is not very big, so we have to show them how much we’re investing to create a phenomenal user experience. We have to show marketing and engineering seriousness,” he said.
Microsoft hasn’t made any promises as to how many WP7 phone apps there will be out of the gate, or provided many names of developers already committed to the platform. Kindel said to expect a mix of big-name apps and brand-new ones.
“There are a type of apps users just want to exist — things like a service-enabled world clock or a level, for example,” he said. “Then there are apps no one has really thought about yet, with unique capabilities. We want there to be fantastic and beautiful examples of each.”
Who else is on Microsoft’s WP7 developer outreach team? It’s not just members of Microsoft’s Communications Business. I’ve got a “who’s who” post coming up, which includes WP7 developer team members from Microsoft’s Interactive Entertainment Business, Windows Live and the Developer Division.
In the meantime, any developers (or potential customers) have developer-focused questions for the WP7 team?
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ABOUT US:
Based in downtown Toronto, we are an exciting, dynamic and rapidly growing company in the mobile industry. Founded in early 2009, we bring a unique alternative to mobile apps with a patent-pending platform. Recently awarded with the coveted Deloitte Fast 50 "Companies to Watch" Award, Mobiroo is being widely recognized as major player in the mobile app space.
MOBIROO'S CULTURE:
Know that you are part of the core team, in an organization that's at the cusp of rapid growth, with an opportunity to reap the long-term benefits
Tremendous growth opportunities in terms of leading, taking on responsibilities and gaining valuable experience through a first-of-its-kind platform
Work with a dynamic, motivated, passionate team that knows how to have fun
LOOKING FOR:
Someone who is dynamic, energetic, diligent and motivated to join our Quality Assurance team. The candidate will be responsible for testing and reporting issues for our web portal, campaigns and 3rd party mobile applications. The chosen candidate will have the opportunity to lead, learn, and gain incredible exposure to mobile, web and systems development.
If you are eager to work and test the latest technologies, to push our brand new, global mobile product, we are eager to hear from you!
ABSOLUTE MUST-HAVE SKILLS:
Minimum of 1 year of performing manual QA, testing, and debugging of applications.
Able to switch priorities at a moments notice.
Be able to work as a team but also unsupervised for extended periods.
Able to write and execute test cases.
Strong attention to detail.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
NICE TO HAVE SKILLS:
Previous experience either implementing or using an automated QA/testing process
Understanding of Mobile devices and their operating Systems (Android/BlackBerry)
Current on mobile and web technologies (.NET, web services, mobile apps, etc.)
GENERAL ACCOUNTABILITIES:
Test 3rd party applications to ensure code integration is valid.
Debugging issues on mobile devices (must be able to learn this quickly)
Testing apps, campaigns and the overall software platform and provide ideas for enhancements.
Assist with the integration of QA Process where applicable
Support Sales/Business Development team from time to time.
LOCATION: Downtown Toronto (5-10 minutes walking from Toronto's Union Station)
Please send your cover letter, resume and salary expectations while applying to techjobs (at) mobiroo (dot) com
Our Company:
PixelMags is a dynamic and evolving company delivering digital publishing to mobile devices. Our software development studios are located in the Mansion House at Wrest Park, Bedfordshire and houses our small software development teams focusing on mobile, server and desktop.
About the job:
We’re looking for an experienced C++ developer to join a small, focused team to create mobile applications using Qt. This new project will recreate the reading experience of our existing digital magazine apps on other mobile platforms. You’ll be working very closely with a device manufacturer, our UX designers & server teams, to produce high performance software delivering an amazing user experience.
We’re looking for:
2+ years professional C++ / Qt
Experienced developing GUI application architecture
Likely posses a degree in Computer Science
Knowledge of HTTP, JSON, encryption and rich media display
Work well in a small team
Excellent communication skills
Pay & Conditions:
Full time position based in our Bedfordshire office, UK
Salary dependent on experience
28 days holiday including bank holidays
Working in a great environment with beautiful surroundings
Free lunch
Please find a link to our website and company video below:
http://www.pixelmags.com
We would like to have any applicants forward their CVs to [email protected]
Descartes (TSX: DSG) (Nasdaq: DSGX) is a global leader in providing on-demand, software-as-a-service solutions focused on improving the productivity, performance and security of logistics-intensive businesses. Descartes' B2B network, the Global Logistics Network, integrates more than 35,000 trading partners to our cloud-based Logistics Technology Platform to unite their businesses in commerce. Customers use our modular, software-as-a-service solutions to route, schedule, track and measure delivery resources; plan, allocate and execute shipments; rate, audit and pay transportation invoices; file customs and security documents for imports and exports; and complete numerous other logistics processes by participating in the world's largest, collaborative multi-modal logistics community. Our headquarters are in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and we have offices and partners around the world. Learn more at www.descartes.com.
POSITION SUMMARY
Reporting to the Director, Wireless Network Services, the Mobile Device Software Developer will be a key member of the telematics mobile development team whose primary responsibility will be the development, enhancement and maintenance of Descartes mobile solutions. The candidate will work in a fast-paced work environment focused on delivering critical features involving leading-edge web technologies.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Your responsibilities will be situated in the following domains:
Articulate product vision to Engineering and take lead in entire cycle of product development/design.
Collaborate with QA/E2E QA team to ensure quality of the product. Provide use case and other sufficient documents for this purpose.
Design, test and integrate new software products to control and/or support related products.
Create, revise and maintain design/technical documentation.
Responsible for developing, applying and maintaining quality standards.
Establish and maintain effective working relationships at all levels.
Provide ongoing support for existing production applications.
Maximize productivity and efficiency to meet challenging work goals.
QUALIFICATIONS
University degree in Computer Science/Engineering or Software Engineering.
Minimum of 5+ years of software development experience with C/C++.
Minimum of 3+ years of software development experience with Java.
Strong experience with C/C++ and ability to facilitate debugging low-level kernel and driver code.
Knowledge related to telematics hardware - automotive grade processors, analog/digital sensors, etc.
Experience in developing applications involving multithreading, GPS and socket communications are mandatory.
Strong experience in writing functional specification and design documents from product requirements.
Must have excellent communication skills.
Strong problem solving skills.
Experience or knowledge in porting Linux to telematics hardware.
Working knowledge and internal design understanding of device drivers in the Linux environment.
Operational knowledge related to HDMI/VGA drivers in the Linux environment.
Experience in porting Android to embedded or other hardware systems would be an asset.
Experience in development and understanding of Android life cycle and ecosphere would be an asset.
LOCATION
Waterloo, Ontario
OFFER
We offer a flexible and casual work environment, as well as mentorship and on-the-job training to support your personal growth. You will have an opportunity to contribute new ideas and we welcome your fresh perspective.
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Please submit your resume, and a covering letter describing why you are a unique fit for this position, to jobsna (at) descartes (dot) com citing “Mobile Device Software Developer” in the subject of your message. We thank all applicants for their interest in Descartes; however only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Agency calls will not be accepted.
Job Description
Looking to be a part of something exciting and challenging in the Mobile environment? Are you turned on by terms like Kernel, Android ART, Flash ROM, XDA , OMA-DM, RIL, ARM, Safezone, Hypervisor, CyanogenMod? Do you like being the most technical geek in your peer group? Want to make a direct impact with the work you do instead of slaving away for a big corporation?
Tresys Technology is seeking superstars to join our development team. We are a Columbia, MD-based security solution company seeking passionate, charismatic and downright awesome developers to join our MobileFortress product development group and help us create the most secure Android device from the ground up.
We like folks who are creative problem solvers, possess the ability to meet deadlines, can work in our Columbia, MD or Ashburn, VA office, and have a proven record of delivering product in a fast-paced environment.
Skills & Requirements
Take ownership over projects spanning from Apps to Kernel to Device Drivers.
Obsessive need to solve Linux and Android issues, including the low-level details.
Killer software development skills – ideally including C/C++, Java, Python, XML, and, git / repo / Gerrit.
Ability to ship great code.
Desire to become an expert in the Mobile Security field.
Complex software development is a team exercise and we need people that can find the answers and then help others understand
Interested?
Please email all resumes and inquiries to [email protected].
About Tresys Technology, LLC
Our focus has been to work with industry via the Open Source community to adopt fundamental technologies and approaches that rethink how security is successfully applied and implemented.
To view the complete job description and benefits information, please visit our website – www.tresys.com. While you’re there, take a look at who we are and all the great things we do!