3 months ago
Taipei, TaiwanMid Level
Responsibilities
- Build and ship native Android features for onboarding, accounts, cards, payments, transfers, rewards, and AI-assisted user journeys.
- Simplify complex financial flows into fast, reliable mobile experiences.
- Collaborate with product, design, backend, and AI engineers to take features from concept to production.
- Own application performance, crash rates, loading states, edge cases, and release stability.
- Use production feedback, analytics, and customer behavior to improve features after launch.
- Integrate APIs, authentication, secure data handling, and financial workflows with strong attention to reliability.
Requirements
- Strong native Android development experience using Kotlin.
- Experience shipping Android applications used by real users.
- Understanding of Android architecture, Jetpack, Coroutines, Flow, and modern Android development.
- Strong product judgment and attention to user experience.
- Ability to debug production issues and improve performance, reliability, and application quality.
- Comfort working with ambiguity and moving quickly in a startup environment.
- Strong English communication skills.
- Evidence of personally helping build, ship, or scale a serious product, platform, or system.
Benefits
- Hybrid role based in Taiwan, with at least 3 days per week in the Taiwan office.
- English is the main working language across global teams.
- Fast interview process targeting an offer within 1 week for strong candidates.
Tech Stack
Categories
Mobile
About Bjak
Bjak builds an online insurance marketplace for consumers in Malaysia and Southeast Asia, enabling comparison and purchase of car, health, life, and travel policies. Its business model is aggregator-based, earning commissions and fees from insurers and partners while streamlining digital applications and renewals. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Selangor, it is privately held and is expanding from insurance comparison into broader fintech services via a planned finance super app.
