Vijay Nagar in Indore also has a Kotlin Developer opening, full time, on site, with a mobile app development team building and maintaining Android applications for a growing user base. Two and a half years of experience is the expectation, enough to have shipped at least one production Android app end to end.
The role covers building and maintaining apps for Android, integrating APIs and third-party services, and testing across devices before release, which in the Android ecosystem specifically means dealing with a genuinely wide range of screen sizes, OS versions, and manufacturer-specific quirks that iOS development doesn't face in the same way. A feature that works perfectly on a flagship device sometimes behaves differently on a budget device running an older OS version, and catching that gap before release is part of the job.
Required skills are Kotlin, Android SDK, REST API integration, Git, debugging, and familiarity with Material Design guidelines for building interfaces that feel native to the platform. A bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field is expected, along with proficiency in mobile app development frameworks and platform guidelines.
Vijay Nagar's mobile development scene in Indore has grown alongside the broader ERP and software services cluster there, and this team's app serves a user base large enough that device fragmentation is a genuine, daily concern rather than a theoretical edge case discussed occasionally in a planning meeting.
Naukri Mitra has listed mobile development roles from this employer before, and developers who've joined recently describe the crash-report triage process as one of the more useful habits they picked up here, since a pattern in crash reports often reveals a device-specific bug well before user complaints would surface it directly.
Interviews include a coding exercise in Kotlin and a discussion of a past app you've built or contributed to. Candidates who can talk through a device-specific bug they debugged tend to interview well.
The broader Mobile App Development team this role sits within has grown modestly over the past year, and a fair number of current mid-level staff started in a role similar to this one. That internal mobility is one of the more consistently mentioned reasons past hires give for staying beyond the first year rather than moving on once they've built up experience.
Play Store review rejections happen occasionally, usually tied to a permissions request that wasn't clearly justified in the submission, and developers here are expected to think about how a feature will read to an app reviewer, not just whether it works correctly on a test device.
App release cycles here run roughly every three weeks, and developers are expected to own their features through the full cycle, including watching crash reports for the first forty-eight hours after a release rather than treating deployment as the finish line.
Code review here focuses heavily on memory and lifecycle management specific to Android, since a leak that's invisible during a quick manual test can still degrade the experience for users who keep the app open for extended periods, a class of bug the team has learned to watch for specifically.
The mobile team runs a monthly review of crash reports across the app's full user base, looking specifically for device or OS version clusters, a practice that's caught more than one bug that would have been nearly invisible when only tested on the small set of devices available in the office.
This role is based at Vijay Nagar, Indore, pin code 452010, five days a week on site. Pay is up to ₹71,000 a month. The team hopes to fill this seat within five weeks.