Hire developer · Native Android
Hire Android developers (Kotlin / Jetpack Compose)
Kotlin-first Android engineers for dedicated teams or single-developer outstaffing.
Ship Material-quality Android experiences with engineers who know Jetpack, modern architecture, and Play Console realities — without freezing your hiring pipeline.
Stack & experience
- Kotlin and Jetpack Compose (Views when needed)
- MVVM, Clean Architecture, and modular Gradle setups
- Coroutines, Flow, and robust networking layers
- Room, DataStore, and secure credential handling
- CI, Play internal tracks, and release hygiene
- Material 3 and accessibility-minded UI
Engagement options
Dedicated Android team
A CodeLoop-owned team delivering features end-to-end against your backlog.
Outstaffing / single developer
Embed a senior Android engineer into your rituals and codebase for focused velocity.
Onboarding process
- 1
Intro & access
Kickoff, security/NDA as needed, and environment setup on day one.
- 2
First delivery
An early, visible milestone so you can evaluate fit quickly.
- 3
Steady rhythm
Transparent progress, demos, and flexible capacity over time.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We write Kotlin-first and Compose for new screens, and we keep Java/XML modules compiling until you are ready to migrate. The hire is measured on Play-ready features, not on a forced rewrite.
They can. Dedicated Android teams usually own Gradle signing, Play internal/closed tracks, and release notes. Outstaffed engineers follow your Console access model — we do not need org-owner rights to ship a feature branch.
QA on real mid-range devices, not only flagships. We set a minSdk with you, watch Play vitals for crashes and ANRs, and treat OEM quirks (background limits, notifications) as part of native Android work — something a single Flutter hire will still hit on the Android side.
Hire native Android when Play quality, Material 3, WorkManager, or OEM-specific APIs are the product. Hire Flutter or React Native when one person should move both store binaries. Many teams keep a native Android owner even with a shared UI layer.