Android Engineer II — Elevate On-Trip Experience

Uber; United States; On-site; USD 171,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Uber is seeking a Software Engineer II - Android to build and maintain Android features for Earners’ on-trip experiences. You will work with senior engineers and product teams to deliver high-quality user experiences and learn Uber’s mobile architecture, contributing to scalable systems at Uber’s scale.

The role emphasizes writing clean, testable code, participating in reviews, and diagnosing performance issues to ensure reliability and trust across millions of users.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience developing Android applications using Kotlin and/or Java.
• Solid understanding of Android fundamentals (Activities/Fragments, lifecycle, UI layouts, networking).
• Experience working with Git and contributing code through reviews in a team environment.
• Strong learning mindset and interest in building products that support real-world workflows.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain Android features that support Earners’ on-trip experiences, from pickup to dropoff.
• Collaborate closely with senior engineers, product managers, designers and data scientists to deliver high-quality user experiences.
• Write clean, testable, and maintainable code while learning Uber’s mobile architecture and best practices.
• Participate in code reviews, design discussions, and team rituals to grow technical and collaboration skills.
• Help diagnose and fix bugs or performance issues to improve app reliability and user trust.

Skills

Android development

Kotlin/Java

Git

Team collaboration

Job description

Uber is seeking a Software Engineer II - Android to build and maintain Android features for Earners’ on-trip experiences. You will work with senior engineers and product teams to deliver high-quality user experiences and learn Uber’s mobile architecture, contributing to scalable systems at Uber’s scale.

The role emphasizes writing clean, testable code, participating in reviews, and diagnosing performance issues to ensure reliability and trust across millions of users.