Senior Mobile Engineer, Android at Greenlight Financial Technology | Torre

Senior Mobile Engineer, Android

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Full-time

Legal agreement: To be defined

Base compensation
USD142k - 212k/year

+ Health insurance

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Hybrid (Atlanta)
Posted almost 3 years ago

Responsibilities


Greenlight is the leading family fintech company on a mission to help parents raise financially smart kids. We proudly serve more than 6 million parents and kids with our award-winning banking app for families. With Greenlight, parents can automate allowance, manage chores, set flexible spend controls, and invest for their family’s future. Kids and teens learn to earn, save, spend wisely, and invest. At Greenlight, we believe every child should have the opportunity to become financially healthy and happy. It’s no small task, and that’s why we leap out of bed every morning to come to work. Because creating a better, brighter future for the next generation depends on it. We are looking for a highly motivated Senior Mobile Engineer, Android with experience in building apps with high importance to UX experience, performance and quality. Someone who loves to work together as a team to build solutions/capabilities that can be reused across multiple teams and domains. Also enjoy learning and growing each day. The ideal candidate has working experience in Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Jetpack Navigation. Responsibilities: - Redesigning a lot of the client experiences on the consumer app in a new and refreshed way using Kotlin and Compose - Build new product features for Greenlight families with great user experience - Continuously evaluate and improve your code quality and performance - Write your own Unit and Functional tests - Work closely with the backend team while building out client <> server apis (REST and graphQL) - Improve engineering tooling, process, and standards to enable faster, more consistent, more reliable releases - Focus on Modularization, Reliability and Reusability