Skill
Dagger Dependency Injection Framework
Mobile Development
Dagger is a compile-time dependency injection framework for Java and Android, originally developed by Square and now maintained by Google, that generates code to manage object creation and wiring rather than relying on reflection at runtime. Android developers use it to write more testable, maintainable applications by decoupling components and their dependencies.
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Software Engineer 2 - Android Engineering
Nike, Inc.
Beaverton, OR
Nike is hiring an Android engineer to build features for their NRC and NTC fitness apps, which serve millions of athletes globally. This role suits someone with 2+ years of shipped consumer app experience who writes clean Kotlin, understands modern Android architecture, and wants to grow their technical depth while working alongside senior engineers.
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