Senior Android Engineer, Design System and UI Architecture

Reddit, Inc.; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 190,800 - 267,100; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Healthcare Benefits and

401k with Employer Match

Global Benefit programs

Family Planning Support

Gender-Affirming Care

Mental Health & Coaching Benefits

Flexible Vacation & Paid VolunteerTime

Generous Paid Parental Leave

Job summary

Reddit, Inc. is seeking a Senior Android engineer to join the Design System Team in San Francisco. You will evolve a cross-platform design system, build reusable components, and advance UI architectures that power Reddit's products.

With 6+ years of experience in Android development using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, you will help optimize performance, ensure accessibility by default, and improve developer tooling across Reddit's frontend stack.

Qualifications

• 6+ years of software engineering experience with cross-functional projects.
• Experience building shared UI infrastructure and design systems.
• Strong Android experience with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose; UI architecture and performant components.

Responsibilities

• Evolve Reddit's cross-platform design system and reusable components.
• Collaborate with product teams, designers, and engineers to support real product needs.
• Improve Android architecture, rendering patterns, and performance by default.
• Advance accessibility across the platform with accessible components and tooling.
• Strengthen developer experience with shared tooling and documentation.

Skills

Android development

Kotlin

Jetpack Compose

UI architecture

Performance optimization

Accessibility

Tools

Design System tooling

Job description

Reddit, Inc. is seeking a Senior Android engineer to join the Design System Team in San Francisco. You will evolve a cross-platform design system, build reusable components, and advance UI architectures that power Reddit's products.

With 6+ years of experience in Android development using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, you will help optimize performance, ensure accessibility by default, and improve developer tooling across Reddit's frontend stack.