Android Software Engineer II - Hybrid Mobile Dev

CIBC; Toronto; Hybrid; CAD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Incentive pay

Employee share purchase plan

Job summary

CIBC is seeking a Software Engineer II - Android to design and develop Android applications in Java, and to integrate with backend services within a cross-functional team. The role supports a hybrid work arrangement with 1-3 days on-site and remaining days potentially remote, in Toronto.

You’ll contribute to secure, scalable solutions, mentor teammates, and participate in CI/CD practices while staying aligned with regulatory and risk considerations typical of financial services.

Qualifications

• Experience developing mobile applications on the Android platform and integrating with Java-based backend services.
• Experience in cloud/containerized environments, ideally within financial services or technology.
• Ownership mindset: proactive, detail-oriented, and able to deliver results.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop Android applications in Java and integrate with backend services.
• Contribute to cross-functional, multi-platform application systems and enhancements.
• Drive secure, scalable solutions with testing, CI/CD, and observability.
• Collaborate with product, design, operations, and partner teams to align on goals.

Skills

Android Platforms

Application Development

Applications Programming

Analytical Thinking

Emerging Technologies

IT Strategic Planning

Mentoring Staff

Project Management Technology

Work Collaboratively

Tools

GitHub Copilot

Job description

CIBC is seeking a Software Engineer II - Android to design and develop Android applications in Java, and to integrate with backend services within a cross-functional team. The role supports a hybrid work arrangement with 1-3 days on-site and remaining days potentially remote, in Toronto.

You’ll contribute to secure, scalable solutions, mentor teammates, and participate in CI/CD practices while staying aligned with regulatory and risk considerations typical of financial services.