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DOIT Software helps businesses hire Android developers and lets you concentrate on your project's needs instead of taking care of a long and bumpy recruitment process. Having handled many software projects, including Android app development, we are dedicated to searching for relevant talent. In only a couple of weeks, you will have from one to five top-notch Android professionals on your team who are motivated and ready to bring your company to the top.

TOP-5% verified experts
DOIT cherry-picks the best Android developers by preparing individual tests and assessing their interpersonal skills and English proficiency. As a result, only 5% of applicants pass the tests and become a part of the DOIT network.
2-4 weeks to hire
On average, DOIT provides relevant Android developers in widely used tech stacks in 2-4 weeks. If your requested technology or niche takes longer, you'll know about it upfront.
Free replacement
Due to a thorough screening process, 90% of Android developers make it through the probation period and 70% stay at client companies for at least 12 months. But if something goes wrong, DOIT provides free replacements and supports knowledge transfer.
Global network
The DOIT network brings together over 5,000 IT talents from the USA, LATAM, and Europe. Our staffing team can help you hire Android developers of various skill levels in the location of your choice.
Administrative support
DOIT support doesn't end with recruitment. The staffing team handles payroll, taxes, hardware, HR, administrative, and legal issues. You focus on your Android project while DOIT handles the management of your new hires.
Cost-effective options
DOIT provides access to Android developers in cost-effective regions like LATAM and Eastern Europe. This approach allows you to save up to 60% on labor costs and taxes compared to hiring locally.

How to hire an Android developer

1

Share requirements

2

Get candidate shortlist

3

Interview and select

4

Integrate into your team

5

Ongoing support

1

Share requirements

Contact us and provide details about the Android developer you need. Add the required skills, experience, expertise, and tech stack. If you’re unsure about certain specifics, DOIT can provide expert consultation to refine your needs.
2

Get candidate shortlist

DOIT staffing experts start screening the talent network according to your requirements. Usually, you can get the first relevant CVs of Android developers within 1 business week. At this stage, candidates also go through testing and a set of interviews, including technical checks performed by senior developers.
3

Interview and select

Together with you, DOIT conducts final interviews with thoroughly tested and hand-picked Android developers. Here, you can evaluate their expertise, soft skills, and cultural fit for your project. After a few meetings, you choose the programmer you want to move forward with.
4

Integrate into your team

DOIT helps you discuss Android developer rates, working conditions, and all remaining questions. The IT staff augmentation team will take full responsibility for documentation, onboarding, and contract finalization.
5

Ongoing support

The added Android developer will become part of your team for the project's duration and start working under your supervision. Meanwhile, DOIT takes care of all administrative and accounting tasks related to the hire. Also, you can add new developers on the go if needed.
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Available Android developers for hire

1

Emma

Middle Android Developer

$65/hour

Birmingham, AL, United States

Availability

Full-time

Tech Stack: Java, Kotlin, MVVM, Retrofit, Coroutines, Jetpack Compose, Gradle, Python, CI/CD, JUnit, Firebase

An experienced Android developer with 5 years of experience building applications from scratch and adding new features to existing ones. Also worked on maintaining and improving legacy applications. Optimized development pipelines to improve build and deployment processes. Used Python to create automation scripts for repetitive tasks.

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Availability

Full-time

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2

Mykola

Senior Android Developer

$50/hour

Kyiv, Ukraine

Availability

Full-time

Tech Stack: Kotlin, Android SDK, Android Jetpack, Jetpack Compose, Kotlin Coroutine, Dagger2, Gradle, Retrofit, Android Architecture Components, GraphQL, Room Database, Firebase, RESTful APIs, A/B Testing, MVVM Architecture, Git, ProGuard, CI/CD, JUnit, Espresso, Material Design

A Senior Android Developer with 8 years of experience in mobile app development. Has worked on building B2B Android libraries for enterprise-level applications. Led the development of new features from initial design to deployment. Mentored junior developers. Conducted A/B tests and developed privacy-focused applications.

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Availability

Full-time

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3

Julio

Lead Mobile Developer

$55/hour

São Paulo, Brazil

Availability

Full-time

Tech Stack: Android SDK, Kotlin, Java, Jetpack Compose, Gradle, Coroutines, Retrofit, Dagger Hilt, Room Database, Firebase Authentication, Firebase Firestore, ProGuard, GraphQL, Unit Testing, Fastlane, VirtIO

A Senior Android Developer with 9 years of experience with live streaming platforms and feature-rich apps for fintech and e-commerce projects. Strong expertise in app performance tuning and memory optimization. Extensive experience with Firebase Firestore and Authentication. Developed scalable architectures using Jetpack Compose. Led cross-functional teams and contributed to improving CI/CD pipelines.

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Availability

Full-time

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Android developer technology stack

Languages & Frameworks

Databases

Other tools

Java

Kotlin

Flutter

React Native

Android SDK

Jetpack Compose

Jetpack Compose

SQLite

room

Room

Realm

Firebase

Android Studio

Android NDK

Gradle

Gradle

Coroutines

Java
A traditional programming language for Android development. Still widely used for maintaining legacy Android projects.

alt Backward compatibility

alt Established ecosystem

30%

of developers use Java

29+

years of usage

Kotlin
Google’s preferred language for Android development. Modern, concise, and designed to improve developer productivity.

alt Concise syntax

alt Null safety

alt Official Android language

9.9%

of developers use Kotlin

2011

year of launch

Flutter
An open-source UI toolkit by Google for building natively compiled mobile, web, and desktop applications from a single codebase.

alt Single codebase

alt Fast development

alt Expressive UIs

#1

most popular cross-platform framework

9.4%

of developers use Flutter

Hire Flutter developers
React Native
A JavaScript framework for writing real, natively rendering mobile applications for iOS and Android.

alt Cross-platform

alt Hot reload

alt Large community

9+

years of usage

8.4%

of developers use React Native

Hire React Native developers
Android SDK
A comprehensive set of development tools for building Android apps. It includes libraries, a debugger, an emulator, and documentation.

alt Official support

alt Extensive resources

2009

year of launch

Jetpack Compose
A modern toolkit for building native Android UIs declaratively. It simplifies and accelerates UI development on Android.

alt Declarative UI

alt Less code

alt Improved testing

2021

year of launch

SQLite
A lightweight, relational database management system embedded within Android devices. It stores data locally for the app.

alt Serverless

alt Zero configuration

alt Reliable

33%

of developers use SQLite

3rd

most popular database

Room
An abstraction layer over SQLite, part of Android Jetpack. It provides an easier way to work with databases in Android applications.

alt Compile-time verification

alt Simplified database access

Realm
A mobile database that runs directly inside phones, tablets, or wearables. It allows for the creation of reactive apps.

alt High performance

alt Cross-platform

alt Easy to use

7+

years of usage

Firebase
A platform developed by Google for creating mobile and web applications. It offers real-time database and backend services.

alt Real-time synchronization

alt Scalable

13.9%

of developers use Firebase

Android Studio
The official integrated development environment (IDE) for Android app development. It provides tools for building, testing, and debugging.

alt Comprehensive tools

alt Emulator support

alt Regular updates

10

years of usage

16%

of developers use

Android NDK
A toolset that allows developers to implement parts of their app using native-code languages such as C and C++.

alt Native performance

alt Access to low-level APIs

alt Reusable code

2009

year of launch

Gradle
An open-source build automation tool for Android applications. It manages project dependencies and defines custom build logic.

alt Flexible builds

alt Dependency management

alt Scalability

16

years of usage

15.3%

of developers use Gradle

Coroutines
A concurrency design pattern for Android to simplify code that executes asynchronously. Help manage long-running tasks.

alt Simplified asynchronous code

alt Improved readability

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How DOIT Android team augmentation compare

Recruitment cost
Time to hire
Free replacement
Talent quality
Administrative burden
Team сontrol
DOIT staff augmentation

$0 recruitment costs

2-4 weeks

Yes, and knowledge transfer

Developers go through technical tests, senior-level evaluations, and soft-skill assessments

Minimal; payroll, taxes, HR, legal support

Developers integrate into your team and work under your control

In-house recruitment

Depends on internal resources

6-9 weeks

No

Depends on internal HR expertise

High; manage all issues internally

Developers become your full-time employees

Recruitment agency

10-25% of hire’s annual salary

4-6 weeks

Yes, usually 1 free replacement

Agencies typically screen, test, and conduct interviews

Moderate; agencies can offer some support

Developers become your full-time employees

Freelance

Up to 20% platform fees

Varies

Yes

Platforms don’t vet developers, increasing the risk of poor-quality hires

High; manage contracts, payments, legal

Freelancers operate independently but under your direction

DOIT Android development success cases

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ID-Queue
IT STAFF AUGMENTATION FOR HEALTHCARE SAAS PRODUCT
Cross-platform React Native Node.js Healthcare

Healthcare solution provider ID-Queue required IT staff to develop a mobile app to support its interpreting services.

DOIT Software provided 7 specialists through a staff augmentation model. A team of React Native mobile and Node.js back-end developers, as well as DevOps engineer, Project Manager, UI/UX designer, and QA engineer helped ID-Queue speed up the development processes.

See case study
Yrgent
An Uber-like app for the healthcare industry
iOS Android Java Swift Healthcare

The DOIT Software team developed an app that allows users to check doctors’ availability, make an appointment in real-time, and plan a route to the doctors’ office.

Personal information protection, payments within an app, personal profiles management.

See case study
NRM
Social app for contacts management
Cross-platform React Native Social

DOIT Software team developed a proactive network relationship management solution that helps users to analyze their contacts and organize them into specific areas of interest. The system provides sophisticated network efficiency index measurement, using suggested and initiated suitable engagement patterns to predict the most efficient activities. Also, it allows transcribing voice-to-text automatically.

Categorize, group and analyze contacts, see upcoming events.

See case study

Frequently Asked Questions

How to find an Android developer?

Basically, there are three models: hire Android programmers who work remotely as freelancers, hire an in-house team, or use staff augmentation. To find a freelancer for small tasks, browse platforms like Upwork, Toptal, and StackOverflow.

To hire an Android developer on a full-time basis, post a job description on local job search sites or use a recruiting service. If you want to find a developer for a specific project or period, contact DOIT, and we'll help you hire the right talent.

Can I hire a part-time Android developer?

Yes, depending on your requirements, you can choose between full-time, part-time, or project-based Android developers.

How long does it take to hire remote Android developers?

On average, companies spend over 55 days to fill a position in-house. However, with DOIT, you can hire Android developers who meet your requirements in 2 to 4 weeks.

What about English proficiency for Android developers?

All DOIT Android developers have strong English proficiency. The staffing team assesses communication skills during vetting to ensure seamless collaboration with international clients.

How much does it cost to hire an Android developer?

Depending on the region, an Android developer can cost from $23,000-48,000 per year for an Eastern European employee to $91,000-137,000 per year and higher for a US candidate. The final costs would also be impacted by the complexity of the project, its duration, and urgency.

At DOIT, you can hire Android developers at $0 recruitment costs and pay only hourly/monthly rates for top IT talent. The average rate for an Android developer at DOIT Software is $35-55 USD/hour.

Java or Kotlin - which language to choose for your Android app development?

For new Android apps, Kotlin is the recommended choice. It’s modern, concise, and officially supported by Google. Java is still a good option for maintaining legacy apps. But, if you need to target both Android and iOS, consider hiring cross-platform developers skilled in Flutter or React Native for a single codebase solution.

What happens if the Android developer doesn’t meet my expectations?

If the Android developer doesn’t meet your expectations, DOIT offers a free replacement. The staffing team will ensure a smooth knowledge transfer to minimize disruptions and quickly provide a new developer who fits your needs.

How does DOIT handle time zone differences?

DOIT Android developers from Eastern Europe and LATAM provide at least a half-day overlap with US or European clients. In some cases, the specialists can adjust to have full office hours intersect with Eastern Standard Time (EST).

How to find an Android developer?

Basically, there are three models: hire Android programmers who work remotely as freelancers, hire an in-house team, or use staff augmentation. To find a freelancer for small tasks, browse platforms like Upwork, Toptal, and StackOverflow.

To hire an Android developer on a full-time basis, post a job description on local job search sites or use a recruiting service. If you want to find a developer for a specific project or period, contact DOIT, and we'll help you hire the right talent.

How much does it cost to hire an Android developer?

Depending on the region, an Android developer can cost from $23,000-48,000 per year for an Eastern European employee to $91,000-137,000 per year and higher for a US candidate. The final costs would also be impacted by the complexity of the project, its duration, and urgency.

At DOIT, you can hire Android developers at $0 recruitment costs and pay only hourly/monthly rates for top IT talent. The average rate for an Android developer at DOIT Software is $35-55 USD/hour.

Can I hire a part-time Android developer?

Yes, depending on your requirements, you can choose between full-time, part-time, or project-based Android developers.

Java or Kotlin - which language to choose for your Android app development?

For new Android apps, Kotlin is the recommended choice. It’s modern, concise, and officially supported by Google. Java is still a good option for maintaining legacy apps. But, if you need to target both Android and iOS, consider hiring cross-platform developers skilled in Flutter or React Native for a single codebase solution.

How long does it take to hire remote Android developers?

On average, companies spend over 55 days to fill a position in-house. However, with DOIT, you can hire Android developers who meet your requirements in 2 to 4 weeks.

What happens if the Android developer doesn’t meet my expectations?

If the Android developer doesn’t meet your expectations, DOIT offers a free replacement. The staffing team will ensure a smooth knowledge transfer to minimize disruptions and quickly provide a new developer who fits your needs.

What about English proficiency for Android developers?

All DOIT Android developers have strong English proficiency. The staffing team assesses communication skills during vetting to ensure seamless collaboration with international clients.

How does DOIT handle time zone differences?

DOIT Android developers from Eastern Europe and LATAM provide at least a half-day overlap with US or European clients. In some cases, the specialists can adjust to have full office hours intersect with Eastern Standard Time (EST).
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