Reports to: Manager, Engineering

We're looking for an experienced Senior Software Engineer to join and contribute to our growing dev team. Our Android SDK enables the biggest financial institutions in the U.S. to showcase merchant rewards by using our rich and proven user experience.

As a Senior Software Engineer (Android), you will:

  • Help design, architect, and build the next iteration of the SDK
  • Coordinate with product, design, and other engineers to efficiently build and deliver high-performing experiences to millions of consumers

You have:

  • 5+ years experience building Android applications
  • Exceptional experience and skills with Kotlin
  • A proven track record shipping products for the Google Play Store
  • Aesthetic instincts in both visual and interaction design
  • Experience with Android frameworks such as Rx Java, Retrofit, Animations, Dagger2, etc
  • Experience with threading and performance tuning
  • Experience writing Unit/Integration tests in production apps
  • Experience working in agile teams
  • Experience with SDK development is a plus
  • Experience with GraphQL is a plus
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, related field, or equivalent professional experience

We offer:

  • Lifestyle Spending Account - Company funded account that can be used for physical, emotional, and financial wellness!
  • Flexible PTO
  • Healthcare benefits that go into effect day one
  • Employer funded Health Savings Account (HSA)
  • Paid Maternity and Paternity Leave
  • Competitive compensation
  • Equity grants for all employees

About Cardlytics

At Cardlytics (NASDAQ: CDLX), we created an industry…but we are just getting started. From idea inception at a kitchen table in Atlanta to now publicly traded on NASDAQ with offices around the world, we are proud of the work we've accomplished and are looking for more smart and creative minds to join us on our mission.

By using data for good, we connect brands with real people through their banks' digital channels (think: online and mobile apps). And when we make these connections, everyone wins - brands drive more sales, banks drive more loyalty, and people receive more cash back. It's that simple.

So how exactly does it work? Through our partnerships with financial services companies like Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Venmo, we have insights into one out of every two card swipes in the U.S. This equates to roughly $3.1 trillion in annual purchase spend from more than 161 million bank customers.

Respecting this complete view of the consumer, we can create mutually beneficial relationships between those consumers and their favorite brands and financial services partners. These are relationships that otherwise would not have happened without our help. It's our advanced targeting that drives advertising performance - because performance matters, and it's our superpower.

Are you ready to become a shareholder and join a team filled with creatives and data scientists, consultants, and artists, to help redefine marketing?

In addition to core Cardlytics we have acquired Dosh which enables us to combine the scale of our advertising platform alongside Dosh's innovation, giving advertisers the ability to engage with consumers through some of the largest financial institutions and most notable neo-banks and fintech companies in the world.

We are committed to diversity, equity and inclusion, and leveraging our unique perspectives to grow our company to new heights, while ensuring Cardlytics is a great place where great people want to be.

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