Android Engineer

Logibee; India; Remote; INR 1,200,000 - 2,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Logibee seeks an experienced Android Engineer to build field-ready Android apps for drivers and service teams, ensuring reliable offline-first experiences and real-time sync under challenging network conditions.

You will deliver dispatch, proof of delivery, and field workflow features, write clean, testable code, and collaborate with backend and product teams to define APIs and ship operator-critical capabilities. Join Logibee to impact last-mile operations.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years of Android development experience using Kotlin/Java.
• Published at least one app on Google Play with production users.
• Strong experience with mobile architecture patterns (MVVM/MVC/MVP) and clean code practices.
• Proficiency integrating RESTful APIs and offline-first data handling.
• Solid understanding of Android UI principles, testing tools, and the open-source ecosystem.
• Experience with push notifications and performance optimization.
• GIT proficiency and clear communication with remote teams.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain Android features for dispatch, navigation handoffs, proof of delivery, and field workflows.
• Write clean, testable code; run unit and instrumentation tests and profile apps.
• Collaborate with backend and product teams to define APIs and ship operator-critical capabilities.
• Resolve production issues quickly to support field teams during shifts.
• Stay current with Android platform changes and apply them pragmatically.

Skills

Kotlin

Java

Android SDK

NDK

MVVM/MVC/MVP

REST APIs

Offline-first

Push notifications

Git

Testing

Android UI

Remote collaboration

Play Store publishing

Tools

Google Play Console

Job description

Build field-ready Android apps for drivers and service teams — proof of delivery, offline resilience, and real-time sync for last-mile and field operations.

Last-mile and field operations run on the devices in drivers' and technicians' hands. Logibee's Android apps are the execution layer for routes, tasks, proof of service, and customer updates.

As an Android Engineer, you will deliver reliable, performant mobile experiences that work in challenging network conditions and high-accountability environments.

Who can apply

• Minimum 3 years of experience as an Android developer using Kotlin, Java, Android SDK, and NDK where needed.
• Published at least one application on Google Play with production users.
• Strong experience with mobile architecture patterns (MVVM, MVC, or MVP) and clean code practices.
• Proficiency integrating RESTful APIs and handling sync, caching, and offline-first scenarios.
• Solid understanding of Android UI principles, testing tools, and the open-source ecosystem.
• Experience with push notifications, cloud messaging APIs, and performance optimization.
• Git fluency, analytical problem-solving, and clear communication with remote teams.

What you will do

• Build and maintain Android features for dispatch, navigation handoffs, proof of delivery, and field workflows.
• Write clean, testable code; run unit and instrumentation tests; profile and optimize live apps.
• Collaborate with backend and product teams to define APIs and ship operator-critical capabilities.
• Resolve production issues quickly — because field teams depend on the app throughout their shift.
• Stay current with Android platform changes and apply them pragmatically to Logibee's apps.

Why Logibee

Mobile is not a companion experience at Logibee — it is where logistics promises are kept or broken. You will build software used in vans, clinics, retail backrooms, and customer doorsteps.

If you want your craft to matter on the ground, not just in the dashboard, this is the role.

Build the logistics operating system — scalable microservices, planning APIs, and operator-facing experiences that power enterprise dispatch, visibility, and control tower workflows.

Apply machine learning to route intelligence, demand signals, and control-tower decision support — turning logistics data into predictions operators can trust.