About this role
What You'll Do
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Own architecture and design across feature teams for enterprise grade, high scale Android applications
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Build and maintain scalable Gradle architectures and high performance Jetpack Compose UIs
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Integrate LLM APIs and MCP (Model Context Protocol) frameworks directly into production apps, handling token management, context handling, agentic workflows, multi agent orchestration, and AI error recovery
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Diagnose memory leaks and ANR issues, implement Firebase Crash Reporting, and drive performance across distributed services
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Apply Hilt/Dagger dependency injection and MVVM/Clean Architecture to keep the codebase testable as the team scales
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Ship through the full app lifecycle, from early build to Google Play Store release, inside a CI/CD driven workflow
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What You Bring
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5+ years coding Android, building enterprise mobile applications at global scale
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3+ years hands on with Kotlin, current on the latest language updates
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Strong grasp of Android SDK, Jetpack libraries, security modules, and object oriented design patterns
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Solid understanding of multi threading, memory management, and caching on mobile
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Strong problem solving fundamentals, algorithms and data structures
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Working knowledge of MVVM, Clean Architecture, dependency injection, and functional programming
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At least 2 to 3 of the following: Kotlin Coroutines and Flow, DataStore and Room, OkHttp and Protocol Buffers, WorkManager
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Postgraduate degree in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent industry experience
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Bonus Points
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Hands on experience integrating LLM platforms such as Claude, OpenAI, or MCP tool servers
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Active GitHub portfolio with multiple Android projects showing real architectural depth
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Open source contributions or technical writing on Android or AI adjacent topics
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Who Thrives Here
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Influences multiple teams through technical depth, not authority
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Owns problems without needing to be micromanaged
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Can present architectural tradeoffs to senior and executive stakeholders as easily as debugging an ANR at 2am