Lead Android Engineer (m/f/d), Munich

At BNP Paribas, we’re all on first-name terms and we wear appropriate clothing that makes us feel comfortable. We embrace diversity, team spirit and sustainability. With us, you’ll find a secure job, plenty of freedom to shape your role and a career path that suits your individual circumstances.

We are: The bank for a changing world. We – that’s around 180,000 employees across 64 countries.

Tasks

• You own the end-to-end lifecycle of our Android mobile banking application, from architecture and development to release and continuous improvement.
• You lead technical design and architecture decisions in close collaboration with Product, Engineering, and Enterprise Architecture stakeholders.
• You drive engineering excellence through code reviews, best practices, and mentoring of internal and external developers.
• You lead the delivery of new features and platform enhancements while ensuring scalability, security, performance, and reliability.
• You stay at the forefront of Android technologies and industry trends, transforming innovation into customer value for millions of users.

Profile

• Strong expertise in Android development, including experience designing and delivering large-scale, production-grade mobile applications
• Deep understanding of mobile architectures, design patterns, RESTful APIs, and modern development practices, with knowledge of emerging technologies such as Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP)
• Ability to translate complex business requirements into scalable technical solutions and architectural designs
• Passion for engineering excellence, with a proven track record in performance optimization, troubleshooting, debugging, and driving application stability and quality
• Collaborative mindset with experience working in Agile (Scrum) environments, strong communication skills in English, and a continuous drive to learn and adopt new technology
• Native Android development with Kotlin 2.1
• MVVM architecture using Jetpack Compose Material 3 and ViewBinding
• Dependency injection with Koin and reactive programming via Kotlin Coroutines and Flow