Android Engineer III - Hunt (Android)

Location: United States; distributed workforce across Bozeman and Missoula, Montana, Austin, Denver, Kalispell, Minneapolis, Portland, Salt Lake City, and Seattle. Regular in-person work at corporate offices or strategic locations may be required.

Salary: $130,000–$153,000 per year, plus eligible equity and a 10% annual performance bonus.

Company

Technology company building outdoor-recreation products that help people explore confidently, with products spanning hunting, offroad, backcountry, and fishing.

What you will do

• Design and build engaging Android application experiences for the Hunt product.
• Integrate mobile features cleanly with services in collaboration with engineers and product managers.
• Contribute to architectural decisions and write unit, integration, and acceptance tests.
• Review code and improve reliability, performance, maintainability, and delivery across the team.
• Design, build, and analyze A/B experiments using a hypothesis-driven, metrics-oriented approach.
• Explore and validate repeatable uses of AI as a copilot in daily engineering workflows.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, a related field, or equivalent experience.
• At least four years of professional software development experience, including at least two years focused on Android development with Kotlin and/or Java.
• Experience writing maintainable, well-tested code and evaluating technologies for stability, performance, merit, and debuggability.
• Experience with continuous integration, architectural decision-making, code review, and automated testing.
• Ownership mindset, mentoring ability, customer advocacy, curiosity about new technologies including AI, and comfort using data to guide iteration.
• Permanent US work authorization is required, and occasional multi-day travel to a corporate office or strategic location may be required.

Nice to have

• Familiarity with experimentation and analytics tools such as Split, Eppo, or client event instrumentation.
• Experience with asynchronous programming using Flows and Coroutines.
• Knowledge of modern Android libraries such as Jetpack Compose.
• Experience balancing delivery speed and quality and working effectively with distributed teams.

Culture & Benefits

• Distributed work environment with regular in-person collaboration through regional basecamps.
• Health benefits including a no-monthly-cost medical plan.
• Paid parental leave, 401(k) matching, equity, annual bonus eligibility, and growth opportunities.
• Flexible time away package with PTO, sick time, volunteer time, and paid holidays.
• Outdoor adventures, outdoor-industry perks, and annual funds supporting an active lifestyle.