Android Engineer IV

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cypress hcmSan Antonio (TX)

Software Developers Custom Computer Programming Services

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Lead

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$96.56 – 103.45/hr

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About the role

Duties: Partner closely with UI/UX designers to build tooling that enables Android prototyping and development. Support cross-functional collaboration between design and engineering teams. Translate technical concepts and challenges into language understandable by designers, product managers, and other non-technical stakeholders. Contribute to scalable UI patterns and design system initiatives.

Requirements: 7-10+ years Android engineering experience. Lead-level capabilities desired.

Strong Android Development Experience:

Expert-level Android SDK knowledge.
Experience building Android UI solutions.
UI Framework Expertise
Must have experience with both: Jetpack Compose
Traditional XML-based Android ViewsDesign Systems Experience
Hands-on experience building, maintaining, or enabling design systems.
Experience creating tooling/platforms that support designers and engineers.
Familiarity alone is not sufficient.
Preferred / Nice-to-Have Skills:
Android animation expertise and best practices.
Strong UX/design mindset.
Familiarity with AI tools and agentic workflows.
Experience working in highly collaborative design-engineering environments.
Ability to effectively explain technical concepts to non-technical audiences.
Compensation$96.56 – 103.45/hr W—2Req ID37713953

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