About

Rajan Maurya is a Lead Android Engineer at MiKashBoks, with over 8 years of relevant experience in developing Android applications. He is a passionate product enthusiast who believes in writing generic code and clean code practices. Rajan has good experience in writing Android applications in MVP architecture, and he is a lead maintainer at Mifos Initiative Open Source Android projects. Rajan successfully graduated as a Google Summer of Code Intern in 2016 under Mifos Initiative and Google Summer of Code Intern in 2017 under Apache. He is also a mentor at Mifos Initiative and Apache Taverna. Currently, Rajan is working as a Flutter Engineer at KinderPass, where he has developed the Flutter tech and worked on UI and UX implementation. He has also worked on Bloc architecture, custom view implementation, Social sign-in, Wave, Intl, Animator, Svg, Calendar, and used A&B testing to make continuous changes. In his past roles, Rajan worked as a Lead Android Engineer at MiKashBoks, where he was responsible for developing the android tech and working on Multi-Module with Kotlin DSL. He made offline-first applications to support low internet connectivity and worked with Kotlin, Java, Android SDK, MVVM, Jetpack, Compose, Amplify, Dagger 2, Hilt, WorkManager, Android Profiler, RxJava3, Glide, Unit & Instrumentation testing with TDD, Coroutines, CI CD, and used A&B testing to make continuous changes. He also worked as a Google Summer of Code Mentor in 2018 at Mifos Initiative. Rajan has an Android Developer Nanodegree from Udacity (2016-2017) and a B.Tech. in Information Technology and Mathematical Innovations from Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi (2013-2017). He also completed his High School from Rajkiya Pratibha Vikas Vidhyalaya (2005-2012). Rajan's tech stack includes Android, Flutter, test, Dagger, UI, Mobile, Kotlin, product manager, and Web. He is a product enthusiast who believes in writing generic code and clean code practices. Rajan is a talented engineer who has made significant contributions to the Android development community.