Developer Android
knowmad mood
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Jul 21, 2026
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Jul 22, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
A native Android developer role focused on building and maintaining Android applications using Java and Kotlin within an MVP architecture. Day-to-day work involves API integration via Retrofit, version control with Git/GitFlow, and handling media playback. Suits someone with at least three years of native Android experience; familiarity with AndroidTV, ad servers, analytics SDKs, or media platform development is a bonus.
Mid level · 3+ years · Remote · Full-time
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Why we read it this way (8)
This posting is from knowmad mood, a Spanish company (Spanish-language JD). The role is based in Spain, not the US — US salary benchmarks do not apply.
The posting is fully remote but within Spain ('modelo de trabajo en remoto', with an option to go to the office).
No compensation figures are stated.
The 'Deseable' (Desirable) section covers Android TV, Google Play Services, Google Assistant, analytics SDKs, AdServer platforms, video/audio advertising experience, Gradle/flavours configuration, RxJava, Dagger, dependency injection, Jetpack, and media platform experience — all marked as preferred.
MVP refers to the Model-View-Presenter Android architecture pattern, not a product concept.
The AdServer skill uses SpotX as the primary name with Ooyala, Freewheel, and SmartAdServer listed as alternatives, reflecting the posting's open-ended enumeration.
The analytics SDK skill uses Firebase Analytics as the primary name with Adobe Analytics and Comscore as alternatives, per the posting's examples.
'Experiencia con publicidad de vídeo o audio' (video/audio advertising experience) and 'Experiencia en desarrollo de alguna plataforma de medios de comunicación' (media platform experience) are domain/context descriptions with no specific named technology — omitted per extraction rules.
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