2 of 2 Remote Senior Android Engineer Jobs

Senior Android Engineer London - Hybrid (occasional travel to the office) Up to £85k basic An exciting opportunity for a Senior Android Engineer to join a fast-moving tech scale-up building data-driven mobile products. This is a respected engineering environment where people are trusted to solve complex problems, take real ownership, and move … quickly with purpose. As a Senior Android Engineer, you'll play a key role in evolving and scaling a sophisticated Android app used daily by a large customer base. You'll work across two key products - the main customer-facing app and a native SDK. It's a chance to apply your skills to real-world … challenges, with a strong emphasis on performance, usability, and reliability at scale. This is a senior role with real technical influence - you'll contribute to architectural decisions, mentor others, and help shape the direction of the app and the platform. You'll work closely with product, data, and backend teams, with the freedom to explore new tools and apply More ❯

the tooling that is used by our engineers on a daily basis. Our mobile engineers work in cross-functional feature teams arranged across broader engineering groups, and as an Android engineer you'll be working in at least one of such teams. You are empowered to make the decisions necessary for the platform and to provide insight to … the team leads on such projects. You'll also be working closely with other Android engineers with a variety of experience levels and interests, helping us improve and develop our Android app, CI automations and tooling. You'll be committing, reviewing and shipping new code right from the first week! As an Android engineer, you'll … report to and catch-up regularly with a mobile lead engineer who will support you on your journey in Starling. We have a strong collaborative and open culture here so you'll find support outside your team too. As a fully digital bank, we are looking for engineers that are able to understand and prioritise security when implementing new More ❯