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Senior Software Engineer, Android (Kotlin)

Doximity · San Francisco, CA or Remote (U.S.) · US

Posted 60+ days ago

Software Engineering
Remote
Not yet analysed
Demand85
Career growth80
Healthcare fit35
Remote potential100
5-year outlook
The role offers a strong salary range ($164k-$220k) and equity, with high demand for senior Android engineers in health tech. Long-term growth is solid given the continued digitization of healthcare.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
broad
Seniority
senior
Employment type
–
Date found
2026-08-26

Intelligence details

Why this is worth applying to

Clinicians with a strong software engineering background (especially Android/Kotlin) should consider this role for its remote flexibility, competitive compensation, and mission-driven healthcare impact. However, it requires 7+ years of Android experience, so it's not suitable for clinicians without that technical background.

Who should apply

Clinicians (doctors, nurses, etc.) who have transitioned into software engineering and have at least 7 years of Android development experience, or healthcare graduates with a CS degree and deep Android expertise.

CV angle

Highlight any healthcare domain knowledge (e.g., clinical workflows, patient care apps) alongside your Android engineering achievements. Emphasize Kotlin, Clean Architecture, Jetpack Compose, and experience shipping apps to Google Play. Frame your clinical background as a unique asset for building products that physicians use daily.

Skills to highlight

  • Kotlin
  • Android SDK
  • Clean Architecture
  • Jetpack Compose
  • JUnit
  • Instrumentation testing
  • Async patterns
  • Mentorship

Role summary

A senior Android engineer role at Doximity, a healthcare tech company, responsible for building and maintaining native Android apps used by healthcare professionals. The role is fully remote and requires deep Kotlin and Android expertise.

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