About

Henry Onuoha is an enthusiastic and smart Android developer who is passionate about building creative solutions to solve specific technology problems and business demands. He is not only particular about solving problems but also utilizes the best practices and approaches to solving them. He possesses excellent skills in Applications Architecture, Object-Oriented Programming, Teamwork, Communication, Collaboration, and Planning. Henry has a vast array of experience working with different technologies and frameworks such as Android Studio, Coroutines, RxJava, Junit, Expresso, Dagger Hilt, Retrofit, Room, Firebase, Github, and MVVM-based Clean reactive architecture. He is also familiar with Test-Driven Development, Jira, and Agile Methodology. Currently, Henry works as an Android Engineer at Decagon where he collaborates on an in-house project that provides a solution for tracking water consumption and ordering portable water from suppliers closest to the user. He works closely with core technology teams and other platform teams to balance cross-platform consistency with Android optimization. He also architects Android architectural patterns and performs code reviews for peers. Henry uses Github and Git for version control for codebases and repositories. He writes unit tests and debugs critical issues such as crashes, memory leaks, and concurrency problems. Additionally, he works with Firebase and ROOM for implementing database features on apps. He reviews design specs and engineering docs and provides feedback. Henry's past experience includes working as a Laboratory Technician at Diadem Consults, where he was responsible for sample collection, viral load assay, HIV counseling and testing, and facilitating linkage to care for newly tested clients. Henry holds a Bachelor's degree in Microbiology from the University of Port Harcourt, as well as a Master of Science in Public Health from the same institution. He has relevant experience of 2.45 years and possesses a diverse tech stack that includes Android, Dagger, Microservices, Research Scientist, Mobile, UI, and Software Engineer.