People on the move deserve a bank that moves with them. Since 2022, Aspora has been building a borderless financial operating system that makes money as mobile and transparent as its users.

Backed by Sequoia Capital, Greylock Partners, Hummingbird Ventures, Y Combinator & Global Founders Capital. We're a team of 75+ across India, the UK, the UAE, EU and the US, working with extreme ownership, radical candour, and an obsession with customer impact.

About the Role :

As a Senior Android Engineer at Aspora, you'll build and own the Android experience for a banking app that handles real money, real KYC, and real regulatory compliance across borders.

This is a fintech app not a content app. Every screen you build has consequences : account opening flows with document verification, money transfer UIs with beneficiary validation, card management with security-sensitive operations, and real-time transaction displays. The bar for reliability, UX precision, and edge-case handling is non-negotiable.

You'll work closely with iOS, backend, design, and product teams. We don't have "Android features" and "iOS features" we have product features that ship on both platforms with platform-appropriate implementations.

What You'll Own :

- Core banking flows on Android : account onboarding KYC, document upload, notarization), money transfers (beneficiary management, IMPS/NEFT/RTGS, card management (virtual/physical cards, block/unblock, reveal details), statements and transaction history.

- Architecture & code quality : enforce clean architecture, MVVM, proper separation of concerns. If a screen is making API calls directly from the ViewModel, that's your problem to fix.

- Performance & reliability : app startup time, screen transition smoothness, memory management, crash-free rate. You monitor these proactively, not when users complain.

- Security-sensitive UIs : MPIN entry, biometric authentication, card number reveal with masked display, session management. These need to be bulletproof.

- Analytics instrumentation : work with product to define events, integrate Rudderstack/Mixpanel, ensure every critical user action is tracked.

- Platform-specific excellence : proper use of Android lifecycle, Jetpack Compose where appropriate, Material Design 3, accessibility, deep linking, push notifications.

Tech Stack :

- Language : Kotlin 100%

- UI : Jetpack Compose + XML views (migration in progress)

- Architecture : MVVM, Clean Architecture, Repository pattern

- Networking : Retrofit, OkHttp, Kotlin Coroutines + Flow

- DI : Hilt/Dagger

- Local Storage : Room, DataStore

- Analytics : Rudderstack, Mixpanel

- CI/CD : GitHub Actions, Fastlane

- Security : Certificate pinning, biometric APIs, encrypted Shared Preferences

- Testing : JUnit, Espresso, MockK

What We Need :

Technical (must-have) :

- 4 to 7 years of professional Android development experience

- Strong Kotlin proficiency coroutines, flows, sealed classes, extension functions used idiomatically

- Experience building fintech, banking, or payment apps (or similarly regulation sensitive products)

- Clean Architecture implementation not just knowing the theory, but having enforced it across a codebase

- Jetpack Compose experience custom composables, state management, navigation

- Performance optimization profiling, reducing overdraw, memory leak detection, startup optimization

- Security implementation certificate pinning, biometric auth, secure storage, session management

- Experience with CI/CD pipelines for Android (build variants, signing, distribution)

Technical (strong plus) :

- Experience with multi-module Android projects

- KMM Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile) exposure

- Custom view/animation work for polished UX

- Experience with accessibility and internationalization

- Familiarity with backend API design you can have productive conversations with backend engineers about contract issues

Mindset (non-negotiable) :

- You notice when a tap target is too small, a loading state is missing, or an error message is unhelpful before QA files a bug

- You care about pixel-perfect implementation

- You own the Android experience end-to-end. If something is broken, you fix it or find who should

- You write tests because shipping banking features without tests is reckless You push back on designs that are technically problematic and propose alternatives