Android Developer (Kotlin) – Application Support / L4 Support
Summary
Provide L4 code-level support and maintenance for the MyHealth360 native Android healthcare app in Kuala Lumpur — RCA, defect fixes, hotfixes, minor enhancements, releases, and troubleshooting REST API, iPay88 payment, and Twilio video integrations using Kotlin, MVVM, Retrofit, and RxJava.
Salary: RM 7,000 – RM 7,500 per month
About the role
We are looking for an experienced Android Developer with strong hands-on Kotlin development experience to support and maintain a native mobile healthcare application (MyHealth360). The role involves application maintenance, L4/code-level production support, defect resolution, root cause analysis (RCA), minor enhancements, and application releases.
Key responsibilities
Provide L4/code-level support and resolve complex application and production issues
Perform root cause analysis (RCA), defect fixes, hotfixes, and impact assessments
Develop and implement approved minor enhancements and change requests
Troubleshoot mobile application, REST API, backend, and third-party integration issues
Support payment gateway integrations, particularly iPay88, including troubleshooting Bills & Payments functionality
Support teleconsultation and video-call functionalities involving Twilio Video SDK
Manage Android application builds, releases, deployments, and OS/SDK compatibility updates
Perform unit testing and support QA/UAT activities
Participate in code reviews and maintain technical documentation
Collaborate with L1/L2/L3 support teams, backend developers, and third-party vendors to resolve issues
About you
Strong hands-on experience in Android development using Kotlin
Good knowledge of Android SDK
Experience with XML Views and ViewBinding
Good understanding of MVVM architecture
Experience with Retrofit, Gson, OkHttp, and RxJava
Experience with Gradle, Git, and REST API integration
Experience in application debugging, unit testing, and defect resolution
Knowledge of Android application builds, releases, and OS/SDK compatibility