Senior Android Engineer CI/CD - (Freelancer)

Why voize? Because we’re more than just a job!

At voize, we believe the greatest gift to frontline workers is time - time to care, connect, and be present. Today, that time is lost to admin work that pulls nurses away from what matters most: people.

Your Mission

As a Freelance Senior Android Engineer, you'll take ownership of building and evolving our Android application, creating features that have a real impact on the daily lives of healthcare professionals. We are open to candidates based in France, Germany, or England, with a willingness to travel to our Berlin office from time to time (travel expenses covered). The initial contract is for a minimum of three month

• Own the health of our mobile CI/CD pipeline end to end: ~70 Kotlin Multiplatform jobs, from lint to end-to-end tests to store release

• Be the person who unblocks a broken master: triage the failure, debug the app itself (not just the pipeline), get 40+ engineers moving again

• Attack the structure, not the symptoms: define what healthy CI means for us as actual SLOs, decide which jobs to keep, combine or gate the rest, and take our P95 pipeline from ~90 minutes to something nobody complains about

• Make test flakiness visible and owned — dashboards, quarantining, a clear owner per failing test

• Leave a trail: what you tried, what worked, and what already exists, so we build the muscle into our dev culture

YOUR SKILLSET – WHAT YOU BRING TO THE TABLE

• Several years building Android apps with Kotlin and Compose — you've shipped to real users, not just to CI

• Deep Gradle knowledge: multi-module builds, build caching, task/configuration avoidance, and a real answer to "why does this build take 20 minutes?"
  You've owned a CI/CD setup before (GitLab CI ideally): runners, caches, artifacts, change-based job gating

• Comfortable in the unglamorous layers: emulators, macOS/iOS build agents, Appium/E2E flakiness, memory-hungry Kotlin compile jobs

• Kotlin Multiplatform and/or iOS exposure is a plus, but most of the work feels like Android

• You speak English fluently (C1) — German is a plus but not required