Senior Android Engineer

A US-based multinational technology company developing the most accessible digital financial services in the world is looking for a Senior Android Engineer. The engineer will join a team of talented individuals and will be expected to bring new thinking to the team to help build better products. The company is developing a one-of-a-kind platform that will enable lending and other financial services for underbanked people all around the world. They have managed to raise more than $350mn+ in funding so far.

Job Responsibilities:

• Deliver features that prioritize polish, reliability, and security for the benefit of the client
• Develop/improve sophisticated features for the nations that are already covered as well as those that will be supported in the future
• Direct when working with external partners (tracking, payment/KYC, support, etc.)
• Review design documents, code reviews, and provide feedback on implementation decisions made by other technical teams
• Participate in code restructuring to improve abstraction and modularization
• Achieve code coverage targets, add, maintain, and enhance automated tests

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science (or equivalent experience)
• At least 4+ years of experience working as an Android Engineer
• 2+ years of coding experience in one or more of the following languages: Java and Kotlin 
• Involvement in the development and release of Large-scale consumer mobile applications 
• Has a solid understanding of the performance, strengths, and trade-offs of the Android platform
• Experience with dependency injection in projects, preferably Dagger 2
• RxJava and other reactive development frameworks are familiar to you
• Basic understanding of REST API development
• Experience in predictive analysis and machine learning
• MVP, MVVM, and Clean Architecture are all ideas in software architecture that you should be familiar with
• Knowledge of Scrum and other Agile development methodologies is a plus
• Thrive at prioritization and communication