Senior Developer — Android
Senior Developer — Android
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design and develop innovative features for our native mobile applications using the latest libraries and technologies.
- Work closely with Product, Design, and Customer Success to create an incredible RPM mobile experience for our customers.
- Have ownership of large sections of our application.
- Stay up-to-date with the latest libraries and technologies and bring your experience to influence our software development practices and processes.
- Freedom to collaborate across engineering teams and bring your ideas to life.
- In 3 months
- Learn about our company’s priorities, mobile development cycle, and roadmap.
- Undergo several iterations of code reviews and contributions to our codebase.
- Own your first release of our app.
- Work with folks across the company.
- In 6 months
- Help plan out our feature roadmap.
- Plan out and develop a large feature of our app.
- In 9 months
- Take on larger technology and product responsibilities.
- Provide technical and analytical expertise to other members on the team.
- What we’d like you to bring to the table
- Demonstrated ability to write modern software in Java, Kotlin, C/C++, etc.
- Experience with developing applications on cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, etc.
- Exposure to database systems such as BigQuery, Elastic Search, and MongoDB.7+ years of post-college work experience.
- Planning technical roadmaps and delivering projects on a set timeline.
- Most of all — a growth mindset, highly collaborative nature, and a strong desire to learn.
- What we bring to the table
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