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Senior Mobile Engineer (Flutter)

New York, NY

Viam is a software platform that makes it easy to turn great ideas into production-ready smart machines & robots at scale. Viam works with any hardware and has modern architecture, easy developer APIs, cloud connectivity and tools, and enterprise-grade security to give even the leanest teams the power to launch and manage their smart machine businesses.

Viam makes building, deploying, and monitoring smart machines a more flexible, affordable, and user-friendly experience, allowing developers to do more with smart machines while getting them to market faster. By making smart machines more accessible, Viam is attracting talent and investment to the industry so that more people start building automated products and services that improve our quality of life.

We are hiring a Senior Software Engineer to work on our mobile applications. As a member of the mobile team, you will be responsible for building our in-house mobile app and customer white-labeled mobile apps. These apps provide a high-quality user interface for operating, monitoring, and visualizing data from a single robot or a fleet of robots. You will be integral not just to building high-quality, robust mobile apps but also to creating the future of our mobile offering by building tools and frameworks to scale.

Hybrid role (~3 days a week in our NYC office located at 1900 Broadway). 

You'll be:

  • Building our mobile app of today and growing it into the broader platform of tomorrow
  • Working with the UI/UX designer and bridging the gap between graphical design and technical implementation, taking an active role on both sides and defining how the application looks and how it works
  • Making contributions to the front-end part of our tech stack, working with Flutter
  • Working closely with our product team to design and develop new features
  • An active member of our sprint process
  • Designing and building software capable of reaching millions of users
  • Partnering with product managers, designers, and analysts to deeply understand the needs of our users and build a product that serves those needs
  • Improving the team and company – you will be an active participant in our culture (mentorship, interviewing, and new initiatives)
  • Supporting your fellow engineers through feedback, code reviews, and advancement of internal tools and processes

We’re looking for someone with:

  • One or more iOS/Android apps developed with Flutter. Either deployed on the AppStore/Google Play or available on Github
  • Experience with frontend infrastructure, components & performance
  • Experience with automated testing and building
  • Experience in producing end-to-end mobile products working closely with Product managers and Designers
  • Working knowledge of Flutter BLoC or other modern state management solutions
  • Strong attention to detail and love for architecture, UX, and code
  • Open to joining a fast-paced environment
  • At least 4 years of software engineering experience
  • BS or MS in computer science, engineering, other technical degrees, or relevant work experience
  • You take responsibility, love ownership, learn continuously, and have a growth mindset
  • Understanding of the Agile development life-cycle
  • Ability to write readable code, create extensive documentation for existing code, and refactor the previously written code into a readable state

Values:

  • Vision Driven
  • Collaborate Openly
  • Act Decisively
  • Succeed Through Diversity
  • Hold Ourselves Accountable
  • Lead with Curiosity

 Learn more about our values here!

Benefits:

  • 100% covered medical/dental/vision insurance plans
  • Competitive salary & equity packages (see below)
  • Reproductive Health Benefits, including Fertility Benefits and Abortion Access Travel Benefits
  • 25 days paid vacation and generous holiday observances
  • One Medical Membership
  • Citi Bike memberships
  • Commuter benefits
  • Monthly wellness stipend to be used for a variety of fitness-related items like gym memberships, fitness classes, fitness equipment, apparel, and more
  • Free lunch every day that you’re in the office
  • Paid parental leave

The starting salary for this role in the US is between $160,000 - $220,000/year. Your exact offer will vary based on a number of factors including experience level, skillset, market location, and balancing internal equity relative to peers at the company. We recognize that the person we hire may be less experienced, or more senior, than this job description as posted. In these situations, the updated salary range will be communicated with you as a candidate. In addition to cash compensation, Viam offers a comprehensive Total Rewards package that includes equity grants, health benefits, and more.        

 

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