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Expedia Group

Android Engineer III

Expedia Group

Seattle, WA · Senior

$146,000 – $204,500

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What this role is

This role builds and maintains Android features across Expedia's travel brands, working on profile experiences and user-facing products. It suits mid-to-senior engineers comfortable with Kotlin, system design, and shipping features at scale.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent professional experience
  • 5+ years of professional Android development experience
  • Shipped production Android features using Kotlin
  • Owned well-defined components or services within a mobile application
  • Understanding of Android fundamentals including lifecycle, Compose layouts, navigation, networking, threading, and performance
  • Experience with code reviews, testing, and version control
  • Familiarity with AI-driven systems and ability to safely integrate AI/ML-enabled solutions

Nice to have

  • Proficient in Kotlin for modern Android development
  • Experience with Jetpack Compose for building scalable UIs
  • Knowledge of mobile design patterns and Android architectures like MVVM or MVI
  • Track record of improving performance, reliability, and observability using metrics and experimentation
  • Contributed to or influenced mobile application technical design including system design and GraphQL API contracts
  • Demonstrated operational excellence including monitoring, alerting, on-call participation, and incident learnings
  • Hands-on experience leveraging AI-driven tools in development workflows or mobile product features

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