Android Engineer

About the role

Haystack News is the leading local & world news service on Connected TVs reaching millions of users! This is a unique opportunity to work at Haystack News, one of the fastest-growing TV startups in the world. We are already preloaded on 37% of all TVs shipped in the US!

Be part of a Silicon Valley startup and work directly with the founding team. Jumpstart your career by working with Stanford & Carnegie Mellon alumni and faculty who have already been part of other successful startups in Silicon Valley.

You should join us if you're hungry to learn how Silicon Valley startups thrive, you like to ship quickly and often, love to solve challenging problems, and like working in small teams.

See how Haystack is leveraging AI at Fast Company: https://www.fastcompany.com/91017834/ai-is-coming-for-your-local-weather-report

Responsibilities:

You'll be responsible for developing the Haystack News app on Android Mobile, Android TV, and Fire TV devices .

- Build engaging features to improve the reader experience in our flagship News app

- Apply the latest trends in Android development to create engaging experiences

- Use Clean Architecture to refactor existing code and increase code coverage, and build any new features conforming to that design

- Use latest from Android framework , Kotlin, Jetpack Compose

- Collaborate with software developers to integrate existing technologies (APIs) into a mobile application

Qualifications and requirements:

- Strong written and spoken English is a must!

- B.S. or M.S. degree in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering with 3+ years of related professional work experience

- Strong software engineering skills with expertise in Java and the Android platform.

- Ability to quickly learn new technologies and ability to work independently with minimal supervision

- Strong communication skills (No Agencies Please)

- (IMPORTANT: Your job application has to be in English)

Some of our perks:

- Travel to team's offsite events

- 100% paid Uber rides to go to the office

- Learn about multiple platforms

See the posting on Haystack News's site