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# Android Engineer II (Client Platform)

- **Company:** Whoop, Inc.
- **Location:** Boston, MA, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** $125,000.0 - $175,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Android Software Development, Code Review, Software Debugging, Performance Tuning, Responsive Web Design, Systems Integration, Backend, Git, Kotlin, Material UI, Restful APIs, Software Version Control, Android Ui
- **Published:** September 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/android-engineer-ii-client-platform-whoop-com-9020057

## About the Role

* 2-4 years of professional Android development experience
 * Proficiency in Kotlin and Android frameworks (Jetpack, Compose)
 * Strong understanding of Android UI systems and layout behavior
 * Experience building reusable components or contributing to a design system
 * Familiarity with internationalization and localization best practices
 * Experience integrating REST APIs and backend services
 * Strong debugging and performance optimization skills
 * Experience with version control systems like Git, * Experience implementing RTL support using Android tools (e.g., start/end attributes, supportsRtl)
 * Familiarity with accessibility and responsive design on Android
 * Experience with design systems or shared component libraries
 * Exposure to design tokens, managing tokens for color modes and multiple themes
 * Exposure to cross-platform consistency challenges
 * Experience with localization pipelines or translation tooling

## Description

The Client Platform team is responsible for building the foundational mobile and web systems that power WHOOP's member experience globally. As an Android Engineer II on this team, you will develop shared frameworks, design system components, and internationalization capabilities that enable teams to deliver consistent, high-quality experiences across regions and languages.

In this role, you will focus on enabling global product expansion through robust internationalization (i18n), including right-to-left (RTL) support, while helping scale a cohesive and flexible design system. You will collaborate closely with cross-functional partners to ensure the Android app delivers a seamless experience across languages, regions, and device configurations., * Partner with Design to build and evolve a scalable Android design system

 * Audit and update existing UI to support flexible layouts, dynamic text, and localization requirements
 * Build and maintain shared Android components, libraries, and platform capabilities
 * Implement internationalization (i18n) best practices, including RTL layout support and localization workflows
 * Collaborate with backend and platform teams to integrate translation and localization systems
 * Improve developer workflows through reusable components, tooling, and documentation
 * Ensure app performance, stability, and responsiveness across a wide range of devices
 * Participate in code reviews and contribute to maintaining high engineering standards
 * Help define best practices for Android platform development at WHOOP


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