Catenate is an international company with offices in Munchen(DE), Baar (CH), Rome(IT), Sofia(BG) and Amsterdam(NL). Catenate is a Business Integration company. We provide our clients with Business Integration consulting, technologies and solutions. Our team has many years of project management expertise, as well as extensive IT and process & strategy expertise. Our industry-wide benchmarking experience gives our clients an insight into the best Business Integration practices in the Telecommunications, Automotive, Engineering, Railway, Oil & Gas, Chemical, Transportation, Electronics & High-Technology and Financial Industries.

Catenate Bulgaria is looking for talented and highly motivated Android Developer to join the team. We work on a variety of challenging projects and currently, we offer the opportunity to have an impact and contribute to your favourite worldwide brands in the automotive industry.

• You will develop the next generation of infotainment software based on Android in close cooperation with our automotive customers
• Android development in a large project in which you can delve into the depths of the Android platform
  
• Code quality is important to us - this is why our developers rely on code reviews, pull requests, unit tests and TDD
  
• Modern and fast infrastructure, e.g. in the form of Git and Jenkins, allow you an undisturbed development flow and prompt feedback through fast build times
  
• You test your software not only on your PC, but also in one of our test vehicles
  
• You work closely with colleagues (m / f / d) from development, testing and product owners in your agile team
  

• A good knowledge of the Android platform, the Android SDK, the Android Design Guidelines and Kotlin
• Enthusiasm for Android and automotive software
  
• Experience with concepts such as Clean Code, SOLID, Reactive Extensions or Dependency Injection are beneficial
  
• Very good computer science knowledge, experience with a programming language such as Java, C # or Python and a good understanding of programming in general (OOP, unit tests), preferably also a university degree (e.g. computer science).