Remote Senior Android Lead — Core Product & UX

Speechify; Dayton (OH); Remote; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Stock options

Flexible culture

Impactful product

Asynchronous work culture

Job summary

Speechify seeks a Senior Android Engineer to lead major features and advance the Android app. Work closely with design and product teams to shape the platform, maintain reliability, and ship high-quality user experiences. The role emphasizes fast delivery, mentorship, and ownership across releases in a distributed environment.

The ideal candidate has 5+ years in software engineering, strong Kotlin and Android tooling, and a drive to push UI/UX boundaries while writing robust tests.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5+ years of software engineering experience.
• Strong familiarity with Android components and app architecture.
• Experience building or contributing to at least one Android app.
• Solid design sense and user empathy for great UX.
• Proactive in testing and code quality with robust practices.

Responsibilities

• Own major features and deliver high quality Android implementations.
• Shape the future of Speechify's Android team.
• Own and improve reliability metrics for key features.
• Collaborate with Product, Design, and Engineering teams.
• Review pull requests and mentor teammates.
• Handle critical issues and releases with nightly builds for QA.

Skills

Kotlin

Kotlin Coroutines

Kotlin Flow

Dagger 2

MVVM

Jetpack Navigation

JUnit tests

Tools

Room

Custom Views

Canvas & Paint

Jetpack Compose

Job description

Speechify seeks a Senior Android Engineer to lead major features and advance the Android app. Work closely with design and product teams to shape the platform, maintain reliability, and ship high-quality user experiences. The role emphasizes fast delivery, mentorship, and ownership across releases in a distributed environment.

The ideal candidate has 5+ years in software engineering, strong Kotlin and Android tooling, and a drive to push UI/UX boundaries while writing robust tests.