Senior Android Engineer Pax Labs, Inc.
San Francisco, CA

Job Description

THE COMPANY

PAX Labs is an award-winning consumer technology brand with a mission to establish cannabis as a force for good. Our products set a high bar for quality and, together with the PAX App, offer unique features such as safety locking, adjustable temperature and draw control. As millions of consumers try cannabis for the first time or return to it after a long hiatus, PAX believes that quality, transparency and predictability are the keys to safe, responsible use by adults.

Headquartered in San Francisco, PAX is backed by leading technology investors including Tiger Global and Tao Invest (Pritzker family fund). We are an exceptional team with hardware and software backgrounds in consumer technology, healthcare, and biotech, and are growing rapidly to deliver on our mission. Our internal culture values diversity, integrity, having an impact, and passion for the larger movement that PAX is a part of.

Check us out: LinkedIn | The Muse | Key Values

A BIT ABOUT THE ROLE

We are looking for a seasoned software engineer to build hardware connected mobile applications. Our ideal candidate has a passion for building Bluetooth-enabled mobile applications for Android, has experience leading and mentoring software engineers and can make the best use of the latest technologies, services, and software development processes available to deliver sleek, functional and exciting mobile experiences for our customers.

As the PAX Senior Android Engineer,

* You will be part of a small team, with a large amount of ownership and responsibility for managing things directly
* You will collaborate with product managers, other teams, and both internal and external stakeholders, owning a large part of the process from problem understanding to shipping the solution
* You will collaborate with hardware/firmware engineering, product design, marketing, customer support and e-commerce teams on new feature development and app roadmap
* You'll get to work on an app that's written almost entirely in Kotlin with a minSDK of 21