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# Android Engineer

- **Company:** Shree Narayani Networking Solutions Pvt Ltd
- **Location:** Chicago, IL, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** $188,000.0 - $230,000.0
- **Contract:** Temporary to permanent
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Android Software Development, Unit Testing, Code Review, Software Design Patterns, User Interface Testing, GitHub Copilot, Kotlin, Material UI, Jetpack Compose, Software Coding, Android Ui
- **Published:** July 15, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerjet.com/jobad/us40eabda869fc8c957d3b0696ab4bc4aa

## About the Role

* 2 4 years of Android development experience
 * Kotlin
 * Jetpack Compose
 * Android UI Development
 * Unit & UI Testing
 * Design Patterns
 * GitHub Copilot / Claude (AI coding tools)

## Description

Android, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Android UI Development, Unit Testing, Design Patterns, GitHub Copilot, Claude Job Description

 * Candidates should be comfortable with AI tools to assist development and day-to-day efficiency.
 * Work closely with senior engineers to implement product requirements into clean, functional UI using Jetpack Compose and the existing design system.
 * Write readable, testable Kotlin code following design patterns and team coding standards.
 * Build and maintain UI screens and components in Jetpack Compose, guided by the existing component library and design tokens.
 * Add analytics events to new and existing features following established naming conventions and schemas.
 * Follow accessibility guidelines (TalkBack, content descriptions, touch target sizing) when building UI.
 * Write unit and UI tests for assigned features.
 * Use AI coding tools (Claude, GitHub Copilot) to assist with day-to-day development tasks.
 * Participate actively in code reviews - give and receive feedback with curiosity and a growth mindset.
 * Take ownership of small, well-scoped features end-to-end with guidance from senior engineers.


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