Mobile Software Engineer (Android)

A career at Booksy means you’re part of a global team focused on helping people around the world feel great about themselves, every day. From empowering entrepreneurs to build successful businesses, to supporting their customers arrange 'me time' moments, we’re in the business of helping people thrive and feel fantastic.

Working in an ever-changing, scale-up where things are messy, and resources are limited isn't for everyone. If you thrive in a stable environment with big budgets, clear processes and structures then, if being honest, we’re probably not for you. However, if you love bringing order to chaos, inventively solving problems, and prioritizing your own path within ambiguity, then you're likely to love it here.

The people you’ll like to work with and things you'll enjoy impacting:

As a Mobile Software Engineer (Android) reporting to the Engineering Manager in our Customer Booking or Customer Monetization teams, your purpose will be to help realizing the product vision through code. Software engineers work hand in hand with product managers, designers, and fellow team members to grasp requirements, devise solutions, and craft scalable, top-tier software products. They are instrumental in feature implementation, maintaining product stability, and iterating based on user feedback to enhance the product continuously.

Essentially, to ensure you succeed in this role you’re going to need:

1. Very good knowledge of Java, Kotlin, and Android framework.
2. Understands whole Feature Flag process.
3. Write Unit (JUnit) and automation (Espresso) without assistance.
4. Understanding of CI/CD process - knowledge of CI/CD tools such as GitLab CI, Bitrise or Firebase Test Lab.
5. Creates more complex generic UI components using Jetpack Compose.
6. Good understanding of MVVM and app's architecture.
7. At a minimum we require conversational level English language skills. Why? English is our company language and is used for any business-wide communications, so we need you to be able to speak English to feel like an integrated part of Booksy.