Android Core SDK Engineer for Dolby.io

With decades of industry expertise under our belt, we know a thing or two about high quality audio and video. Dolby.io is a new, self-service developer platform that puts Dolby technology straight into the hands of innovators in all aspects of the cloud business including gaming, mobile apps, and streaming entertainment. Our award-winning Media APIs can enhance the quality of audio and video files while our Communications APIs make it easier than ever to add video, voice, and many other interactive capabilities to apps to create engaging experiences for all users. Our team is in growth mode and seeking candidates who can thrive in an agile, collaborative, and dynamic space.

 

Videos about Dolby.io: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSDb7U26aVd5BlKswfo3apg

See also: https://dolby.io

 

As an Android Engineer, you will be responsible for development, maintenance, and evolution of the core SDK library mainly for Android platform, but also others. You will be involved in full release process, from designing new feature, thorough development and releasing it. The team of technical specialists you will be part of share knowledge and produce high quality deliverables. We use TDD methodology for delivering new components and works close with QA team. You will work closely with teams based in Australia, United States and France. You are expected to prioritize well, communicate effectively, have a consistent track record of delivery and excellent software engineering skills. 

 

•    Excellent software design/programming skills in C++ and Java
•    Solid understanding of object-oriented methodologies, multi-threaded programming, and operating systems concepts
•    Write the unit test cases (Google Test)
•    Experience with digital audio
•    Strong debugging skills
•    Good verbal and written communication skills in English 
•    3+ years of hands-on experience in related field
 

Additional Requirements:
•    Knowledge of Android SDK and common Android development tools (such as Android Studio, Gradle) 
•    Build and CI tools like: GitLab, cmake