Android Engineer

The Android Engineer works on Pococha, a live-streaming community where streamers and viewers support one another. The role focuses on improving the time users spend in the community and translating changing service needs into app experiences. Pococha is continuously updated for live broadcasts and events, requiring ongoing work across new features, existing functionality, UI adjustments, and the app foundation.

Day-to-day development involves collaborating with planning and design to implement features and fine-tune app behavior and motion details. Responsibilities include building new screens, adding functionality, and adjusting interactions for live-streaming and event updates. The engineer also improves application quality and the runtime environment so the app remains stable and usable under high load. Based on user activity, the role includes reviewing UI flows and tuning how the app responds to user actions.

The position works on a long-running codebase and improves its structure so it can better accommodate future additions and changes. This includes reviewing asynchronous processing and reorganizing responsibilities to address challenges associated with a large-scale application. Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Gemini are used to improve the efficiency of implementation and verification work.

The role covers ongoing product updates and addresses both application quality and usability. It involves design, implementation, and continuous improvement, with the team also incorporating AI tools into its development practices. The stated work locations are the Shibuya office in Tokyo, the Yokohama Arai Building office, or the Yokohama BASEGATE office, with remote work permitted from the employee's home or another company-approved equivalent location. The stated change-of-scope location is any workplace designated by the company, including remote-work locations. The offices are listed as non-smoking indoors, with designated indoor smoking areas available.