Senior Software Engineer I - Android

Axon is on a mission to Protect Life, focusing on critical safety and justice issues through their ecosystem of devices and cloud software. As a Senior Software Engineer on Axon’s Robotics team, you will transform how law enforcement and military agencies deploy advanced robotic systems by leading the development of Android-based software applications for their Ground Control Station.

Responsibilities:

• Lead engineering architecture and design reviews to ensure high standards in software quality
• Collaborate with the Axon product design team to turn mobile UI designs into functional, engaging solutions
• Drive the entire mobile software lifecycle, from prototyping to commercialization and post-launch support
• Interface with cloud services for seamless integration across platforms
• Set a high technical standard for the team through code and design reviews
• Mentor engineers, fostering growth and technical skill development within the team
• Partner with Product, Design, and Engineering teams to deliver integrated solutions that meet customer needs
• Enhance engineering processes, including sprint planning, stand-ups, and long-term planning
• Build robust and reliable mission critical software that meets high standards for stability in mission-critical applications
• Collaborate closely with other groups to align on goals, ensuring we deliver impactful and innovative solutions

Requirements:

• 6+ years of industry experience shipping Android applications to the Google Play Store
• Understand the ins and out of mobile phones; expected to lead mobile design reviews as well as the implementation of their designs to release and post-release monitoring
• Experience with modern architecture (MVVM, MVI, etc) including unit testing
• Android experience with Retrofit, Coroutines, Okhttp, Hilt, Jetpack Compose
• Experience working with remote data via REST and JSON
• Understanding and experience with networking protocols such as TCP, UDP, DHCP, DNS, Server-Sent-Events, Websockets (debugging with Wireshark or Charles a plus)