Work Beautifully

Dialpad is where work comes together—one, beautiful workspace for anywhere communication & collaboration.  With the industry’s most innovative business phone system, unlimited text and team messaging, one-click video meetings, and the world’s most advanced AI Contact Center—Dialpad is completely transforming how the world works together. 

Our People. Our Culture

At Dialpad, we believe that when the right people come together, anything is possible. We’ve created an incredible, passionate, and welcoming culture that truly makes Dialpad an amazing place to work.  We also place equity, balance, and belonging at the heart of everything we do.

At Dialpad, work isn’t a place you go, it's a thing you do. And we don’t just build products for anywhere workers—we are anywhere workers. With offices in the Bay Area, Austin, Vancouver, Waterloo, Tokyo, London, Sydney, and Bangalore to support our hybrid workers, and remote workers around the world, we are dedicated to building a diverse workforce, where each individual is welcomed and valued for their different perspectives and contributions. 

Join The Movement

After founding Google Voice and radically transforming consumer communications, our founders set out to completely transform the way the world works together. With over $2B in valuation and funding from Google Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, OMERS Growth Equity, ICONIQ Capital, Felicis Ventures, Work-Bench, Scale Ventures, and other top VCs, Dialpad attracts top talent from leading tech companies, and every member of our team plays an essential role in creating dynamic products that enable workers to collaborate and be productive from anywhere.

The team

The Mobile Engineering team is focused on building our native iOS and Android apps that enable teams to seamlessly work from anywhere. As a member of the Mobile Engineering team, you will build the products and features that will define the future of work and business communications. Our engineers are given the opportunity to take ownership of a large portion of the product where they’re able to see immediate results.

What you will achieve

In your first 30 days: 

  • Complete onboarding and get your development environment set up
  • Start to develop expertise in Dialpad’s products and customers
  • Get to know the Mobile Engineering team and learn internal team processes and documentation procedures
  • Get to know the greater Engineering team and build strong working relationships with counterparts in Product and Design
  • Begin participating in standups and retros for your team as well as sync meetings for projects as you familiarise yourself with our products and our development processes
  • By the end of your first month, you will be working on bug fixes, code refactoring, and feature development

In your first 6 months: 

  • Identify gaps and issues in the product and actively develop and track solutions
  • Work closely with Product to make sure what is being built and delivered aligns with requirements and the product roadmap
  • Investigate and fix complex bugs and issues
  • Deliver increasingly complex features and product improvements
  • Work on refactoring code and decreasing technical debt
  • By the end of your first 6 months, you will have taken ownership of your product area and will own delivery of feature

By 1 year: 

  • Keep up to date on new trends for mobile architecture, frameworks, and libraries and share knowledge with the team
  • Make recommendations to the greater team on how to enhance our mobile products
  • Provide input on product feature recommendations and architecture choices
  • Work with engineering and product from across the organization to develop new features and improve existing ones 
  • By the end of your 1st year, you will be recognized as a subject matter expert and go to resource for your product area including architecture, managing technical debt, diagnosing and fixing bugs, and delivering on and enhancing product features

Who you are

You are an Android Engineer who has worked on native mobile apps. You have a passion for building apps that have clean, maintainable, and scalable coding and architecture. You have a solid understanding of mobile software development principles and like to explore and research different architectures, frameworks, and libraries. You have worked cross functionally with teams across Product, Design, and Engineering with a focus on building stable, scalable apps.

Benefits

Culture

We’ve been named a Top Workplace seven times because we truly live and breathe our culture. In alignment with one of our core values, “Skill & Will,” we strive to bring on only the most passionate and talented people to our team. Collectively, Dialers work together to solve problems that help the everyday worker. We foster a collaborative environment where people are elevated, wins are celebrated, and development is encouraged. 

Compensation and Equity

Teamwork makes the dream work. Recognizing that our talented and committed team members drive our success, Dialpad offers competitive rates in addition to stock options because each Dialer participates in our success.

Equity, Balance, and Belonging

At Dialpad, we value the humanity that makes each of us unique. We strive to ensure everyone is supported equitably, and Dialers are free to bring their full selves to work each day, and celebrate others doing the same. We champion the intersectionality that exists between gender identity, ethnicity, age, disability status, and the many other aspects of our greater humanity.

 

Dialpad is an equal opportunity employer. We are dedicated to creating a community of

inclusion and an environment free from discrimination or harassment.

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