Senior Software Engineer II - Android (Kotlin)

Doximity•San Francisco, CA

1d•Remote

About The Position

Doximity is transforming the healthcare industry and is seeking a talented Android Software Engineer to join their team of 10 Android engineers. The company has built and maintains multiple fully-native Android and iOS apps that healthcare professionals use daily. The primary Android app uses Clean Architecture, is written 100% in Kotlin, and utilizes Jetpack Compose and Composable Presenters. This role can be filled in their San Francisco headquarters or remotely in the U.S. Doximity embraces remote work life, using industry-standard tools to collaborate.

Requirements

Advanced knowledge of Kotlin
At least 7 years of professional experience with Android development using the Android SDK
Experience with the entire app development process, from development to shipping on Google Play
You stay up-to-date with latest patterns and libraries from the Android community
Experience with both JUnit and instrumentation testing on Android
You possess an understanding of design patterns and with an eye for detecting their use case in the code
Experience with async patterns, and network communication
You are able to self-manage and have impeccable follow-through
You are an clear communicator able to get your point across concisely and cohesively
You have the desire to teach others how to excel as software engineers

Nice To Haves

Some experience with Clean Architecture is preferred
Some experience with AI agentic development is preferred

Responsibilities

Collaborate with a team of product managers, designers, QA, and other developers to drive mobile projects from beginning to end.
Be included in decision-making and will weigh in on balancing factors like scope, complexity, and timing.
Architect code in a way that encourages and allows for flexible, modular, and reusable code.
Encourage growth within the team by participating in mentorship, knowledge sharing, and thorough code reviews.
Help keep apps robust by writing tests, monitoring, reporting, and troubleshooting bugs.