Hire deeply vetted Android Studio developers

The purpose of the two-week no-risk trial period is to start working with the developers and include them in the team. If you are satisfied with the developers, you keep working with them and pay their salary including the first two weeks. But, if you are not satisfied during the trial period, then you won’t pay anything.

Turing offers top-quality, cost-effective, and highly productive Android Studio developers who belong to the top 1% of the world's remote developers. All Turing Android Studio developers are selected only after going through a series of rigorous tests where their skills are evaluated to ensure they meet the highest standard. Daily standups are mandatory for every Turing developer as they keep the developer and the customer in alignment with the discussed goal. All Turing remote Android Studio developers work for at least 4 hours in your time zone for your convenience.

Turing’s automated seniority assessment test, algorithm coding interview, and automated vetting flow help companies hire remote engineers in a matter of days. Turing’s AI-powered deep-vetting talent platform matches most companies with developers within 4 days.

Turing has created the first and only Intelligent Talent Cloud to vet remote developers for a Silicon Valley bar. Turing tests developers based upon actual skills vs. self-reported experience from traditional resumes or job interviews. Every developer at Turing has to clear our tests for programming languages, data structures, algorithms, system designs, software specialization, frameworks, and more. Each Turing developer goes through our automated seniority assessment test comprising 57 calibrated questions in 5 areas — project impact, engineering excellence, communication, people, and direction.

With Turing, you can hire the best remote developers for 100+ skills such as React, Node, Python, Angular, Swift, React Native, Android, Java, Rails, Golang, PHP, Vue, DevOps, Machine Learning, etc. Turing also offers developers based on tech stack and seniority.