Spotify03/19/2026
Android Engineer - Advertising
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PermanentNew York
Responsibilities
- 01Build and evolve ad experiences that allow millions of listeners to enjoy Spotify for free
- 02Collaborate with engineers across Android, iOS, backend, and web, along with product, design, and data partners to ship impactful features
- 03Write clean, maintainable code that scales across teams and products
- 04Contribute to the technical direction, architecture, and best practices for Android development within Advertising
- 05Improve app performance, reliability, and user experience across ad surfaces
- 06Help shape reusable components and libraries that support fast, consistent development
- 07Contribute to a collaborative, inclusive, and autonomous team environment
Requirements
- 01You know how to write clear, idiomatic Kotlin or Java and build maintainable Android applications
- 02You are experienced with modern Android frameworks and development tools
- 03You have a strong understanding of Android architecture patterns and API design
- 04You care about code quality, performance, and delivering polished user experiences
- 05You understand how mobile applications connect with backend systems end-to-end
- 06You have shipped at least one app to the Google Play Store or have a project you can walk us through
- 07You value collaboration and contribute to a positive, inclusive team environment
- 08You have 2+ years of experience building Android applications
What we offer
- 01Flexibility to work within the Americas region
- 02Team operates within Eastern Standard time zone for collaboration
- 03Base salary range: $107,483 – $153,547 USD plus equity
- 04Health insurance
- 05Six-month paid parental leave
- 06401(k) retirement plan
- 07Monthly meal allowance
- 0823 paid days off
- 09Paid flexible holidays
- 10Paid sick leave