Sr Software Engineer (Android)

Disney Entertainment & ESPN Technology is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join their Android team in building world-class streaming applications. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on Disney+ and Star+ applications that reach millions of users worldwide across various devices including phones, tablets, and TVs.

The position requires a skilled engineer with 5+ years of experience in Kotlin and Android SDK development. You'll be working in a highly collaborative environment where communication skills are valued as much as technical expertise. The tech stack includes modern technologies like Kotlin, RxJava2, Dagger2, and focuses on maintaining high code quality standards through comprehensive testing and documentation.

As a Senior Android Engineer, you'll be responsible for developing scalable solutions, contributing to architectural decisions, and mentoring team members. The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $138,900 to $203,900 depending on location, plus additional benefits including medical coverage and bonus opportunities.

Disney provides an innovative environment where you'll be part of transforming the future of media business. You'll work on products that delight millions of consumers every day, contributing to groundbreaking solutions that shape industry norms in sports, entertainment & news experiences.

The position requires working from one of Disney's office locations in major tech hubs including New York, San Francisco, Seattle, or Los Angeles. You'll be joining a company with a rich legacy in entertainment, working on products that reach consumers globally while being part of a team that values engineering excellence and innovation.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Android developer who wants to make an impact at scale while working with cutting-edge streaming technology. The role offers both technical challenges and growth opportunities in a company that continues to lead the entertainment industry's digital transformation.