Mobile developer for a top MIT based startup

Our vision of an ideal candidate: You are a creative individual who brings a unique perspective to the team. You love it when you can demonstrate what you have built to your friends and family. You have insatiable curiosity about technology and you find pleasure in making things better. You seek ways to scale your own impact and make your teammates more effective. Responsibilities: • Work directly with our Product Manager to bring an amazing mobile app to life. • Solve complex analytical problems and effectively communicate the methodologies/results. • Maintain and improve usability: reliability, stability and security. Required Skills: • Real time video streaming experience. • Video streaming networking experience, RTMP. • Proficient in mobile app development (iOS and Android). • Familiar with Firebase or AWS. • Familiar with GoogleMap / Mapbox SDK. • Integrate 3rd party payment processor eg. Stripe. • In-depth understanding of the entire app development process (design, development, testing and deployment). • Excellent analytical and multitasking skills. • Must be proactive and a team player. • Strong sense of ownership and self-motivated. will be asked to answer the following questions when submitting a proposal: Answer the following questions. 1. Why do you think you are a good fit for this particular project? Please tell us about any video streaming development experience you have. 2. Have you worked with any Real Time Communications (RTC) SDKs such as WebRTC or Agora? Please send us links to some of the mobile apps you have developed in which you were the lead developer. 3. What’s the difference between an implicit and an explicit intent? 4. How would you create a multi-threaded Android app without using the Thread class? 5. What is the relationship between the lifecycle of an AsyncTask and the lifecycle of an Activity? What problems can this result in, and how can these problems be avoided? * Applicants who do not answer the above questions do not need to bid. Thanks.