Senior Android Engineer, In-Car Experience

We are building a team of engineers dedicated to further developing our in-car experience.  

Projects include the Pick Ups and Drop Offs (PUDO) experience, and Infotainment during passenger trips (music, games, maps). Our team works on the user interfaces used by customers to hail and control our autonomous vehicles. We build complex user experiences, phone-to-vehicle communications, and solve novel human-computer interaction problems in the AV space.

In this hybrid role, you will report to an Engineering Manager.

You will:

• Create reliable Android components and flows using modern technologies like Jetpack Compose.
• Build features within the in-car interface that inspire trust and clearly communicate the vehicle's intentions.
• Work closely with UX/UI designers, Product Managers, and Vehicle Software Engineers to launch innovative in-car experiences.
• Design and maintain software controlling in-car systems such as displays, audio, and climate controls.
• Manage the full software development lifecycle, focusing on quality and robustness for safety-sensitive systems.

You have:

• BS degree in Computer Science or equivalent practical experience.
• 5+ years of professional software development experience.
• 3+ years of experience in Android application development, including testing, maintaining, and launching features.
• Proven ability to design and implement significant features or components independently.
• Proficiency in Kotlin or Java, and a strong understanding of Android internals.
• Experience leading technical designs and mentoring other engineers.

We prefer:

• Experience with Android platform (AOSP) development, custom Android builds, or embedded systems.
• A passion for pixel-perfect UI and creating fluid user experiences.
• Knowledge of in-car infotainment systems or automotive software development.
• Experience with performance analysis and optimization for resource-constrained devices.
• Full-stack experience, including designing and integrating with server-side APIs to support client features.