Android Engineer

Job Overview

We are seeking an early-career Android Engineer to help build and maintainour Android mobile software: the BioMobile™ application and Android BioSDKused by patients and clinicians, and the BioHubConnect application used to provision and manage BioHub™ gateways. This is a hands-on development role on a small mobile team, working under the guidance of senior engineers across development, testing and documentation through the full product lifecycle, in alignment with our Quality Management System. It is a strong fit for a new graduate or engineer with 0-2 years of experience who wants to grow into mobile, Bluetoothand connected medical device development.

What You Will Be Doing

• Develop features and fix defects in the BioMobile™ Android application and Android BioSDK in Kotlin, following the MVVM architecture used across our mobile codebase.

• Contribute to the Android BioHub Connect application used to set up and manage BioHub™ gateways over BLE, including Wi-Fi configuration for open, personal and enterprise networks.

• Learn and support BLE communication with BioButton® wearables and BioHub gateways: scanning, connection management, and command and notification handling.

• Help support the device-to-cloud data path into our AWS services.

• Write and maintain unit and automated tests, and help keep CircleCI pipelines and mobile device farm runs healthy.

• Work closely with the iOS engineer and senior Android engineers to keep feature behavior consistent across platforms.

• Contribute to design documentation - Software Design Specifications, SOUP documentation, unit test coverage and verification records - as part of development rather than after it.

• Participate in code reviews, design discussions and collaboration with quality, regulatory, hardware, firmware and cloud teams, and grow your skills through mentorship and hands-on work.

What We Are Looking For

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field (recent graduates encouraged to apply), or equivalent practical experience.

• 0-2 years of Android development experience, including internships, co-ops, coursework or personal projects; familiarity with Kotlin and Android Studio.

• At least one Android application you have built and can discuss - published, academic or personal - ideally using MVVM or a similar architecture pattern.

• Solid foundation in object-oriented programming, data structures and asynchronous programming (coroutines or similar).

• Basic understanding of how mobile apps communicate with backend services (REST APIs, JSON).

• Exposure to unit testing and version control with Git.

• Genuine interest in Bluetooth Low Energy, wearable devices and connected health technology, with a willingness to learn quickly.

• Familiarity with Python or another scripting language for tooling and log analysis.

• Strong written and oral communication skills in English, and comfort asking questions and seeking feedback.

• Able to work collaboratively on a small team, take direction well, and follow through on assigned tasks.

Preferred

• Internship, co-op or project experience in medical devices, healthcare or another regulated domain.

• Awareness of healthcare software standards and regulations such as IEC 62304, ISO 13485 or HIPAA (no prior hands-on experience required).

• Any hands-on BLE experience: scanning, connecting to a peripheral, or reading and writing GATT characteristics.

• Jetpack Compose or other modern Android UI frameworks.

• Exposure to CI tools (CircleCI, GitHub Actions) or mobile test automation frameworks such as Appium.

• iOS or cross-platform familiarity, such as Flutter.

• Interest in cybersecurity practices for connected devices.

• Experience with cloud services such as AWS, even at a coursework or hobby level.

• Experience working with embedded or hardware-connected projects (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, sensor kits, hackathons).

• Familiarity with development tooling such as Jira and Confluence.

• Contributions to open-source projects, hackathons or a portfolio demonstrating Android work.