Mobile Engineer
at Gigaml
San Francisco, onsite, staff, full time, USD 2,00,000–4,00,000 / year, 8+ years
posted 18 May 2026
- GraphQL
- Go
- Node.js
- Next.js
- iOS
- Kotlin
- Android
- TypeScript
- Django
- Swift
- FastAPI
- Postgres
- Modal
- AWS
- Python
- Kubernetes
About the role
Posted: 2026-05-18
This role is on-site in San Francisco in the Dogpatch neighborhood.
What you would do
You'll drive the technical direction for how Giga agents live on mobile devices. Some examples of what you'll own:
- Mobile SDK architecture: Leading the design, implementation, and evolution of our native iOS and Android SDKs. You'll make the core architectural tradeoffs required to embed our voice and chat agents seamlessly into customer apps.
- Deep OS integrations: Pushing the boundaries of what native mobile can do. You will own how our agents interact with iOS / Android capabilities like voice routing, background execution, notifications, and app extensions so the agent feels truly "at home" on the device.
- UI & performance excellence: Sweating the details on motion, gesture handling, and accessibility. You'll set the bar for mobile quality, ensuring our interfaces boast smooth animations, zero latency, and resilient offline behavior.
TECH STACK
- Mobile: Swift (iOS), Kotlin (Android)
- Backend: Python (Django/FastAPI), TypeScript (Node.js http://node.js)
- Frontend: TypeScript, Next.js (you'll interact with this when needed)
- Infrastructure: AWS, Modal, Kubernetes, Postgres
YOU MIGHT BE A FIT IF YOU
- Have 8+ years of native iOS (Swift) engineering experience, with a track record of shipping complex apps or SDKs at scale
- Have strong opinions on clean SDK and API design, and deeply empathize with the external developers who will integrate your work
- Can take a vague product requirement and turn it into a fluid, responsive mobile experience without much guidance
- Possess deep UX sensitivity—you sweat the details on motion, gesture ergonomics, and accessibility to make interfaces feel "just right"
- Understand the depths of iOS and can push platform-native capabilities (like voice routing, background execution, and app extensions) to their limits
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