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# Android Engineer

- **Company:** Yoto
- **Location:** London, UK
- **Salary:** £60,000.0 - £70,000.0
- **Contract:** Temporary contract
- **Skills:** A/B Testing, Android Software Development, Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth), Bluetooth, Code Review, Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT), Model View ViewModel, Near Field Communication, Wi-Fi Technology, Kotlin, Web Api
- **Published:** September 3, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.co.uk/jobs/details/5867245122

## About the Role

* You possess strong communication skills, both verbal and written.
 * You've spent several years building Android apps and are comfortable picking things up quickly and getting to something useful early.
 * You have native Android Kotlin development experience.
 * You understand patterns such as MVI or MVVM.
 * You have experience consuming third-party APIs.
 * You have experience with UI, unit and Snapshot testing.

Nice to have:

 * Experience using and contributing to a design system.
 * Experience with A/B testing.
 * Experience with popular IoT protocols (Bluetooth/BLE, WiFi, MQTT, NFC).

## Description

* Build and ship new high-quality features and improvements for the native Android app, following best practices and platform guidelines.
 * Collaborate closely with product managers, designers, and other engineers to deliver exceptional user experiences.
 * Participate in code reviews, testing, and iterative improvements to maintain a high-quality and scalable codebase as we grow.
 * Work in close collaboration with the iOS team to develop features together.
 * Contribute new ideas and engage in discussions regarding architecture, standards, and tooling.
 * Use automation and AI-augmented tooling to work efficiently and keep your focus on the things that really matter.


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