The position will be based in Berlin / Frankfurt and will report to the Tem Lead Development team Mobile SKDs for Business, HERE Platform for Business." There's also a second job posting that calls for a specific Android mobile developer: "We are now looking for a Mobile App Developer (Android) to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for: •Working directly with developers, product management and UX Design to conceptualize, build, test and deliver mobile products •Deliver across the entire app life cycle -concept, design, build, deploy, test, release to app stores and support •Build prototypes at tech scoping stage of projects •Working along the web developers to create and maintain a robust framework to support the apps •Working with the front end developers to build the interface with focus on usability features •Keep up to date on the latest industry trends in the mobile technologies •Explain technologies and solutions to technical and non-technical stakeholders" From the two job descriptions, it seems that Nokia plans on bringing the entire HERE experience to both Android and iOS, and not just their navigation and maps software. This is a smart move on Nokia's part, as the more users they're able to get invested in their services,
