Toast is a rapidly growing technology company revolutionizing the restaurant industry through their innovative platform. As a Software Engineer II focusing on AOSP (Android Open Source Project), you'll be at the intersection of hardware and software, building the foundation for Toast's POS devices.
The role involves working with the Android OS team to develop Toast's next generation Android platform, with a particular focus on the Framework layer. You'll collaborate closely with various teams including POS R&D, Hardware R&D, Hardware Operations, Configuration Centers, and Manufacturing partners to create seamless solutions that power thousands of restaurants.
Your responsibilities will include designing and developing platform features, making technical decisions that prioritize software quality and security, and working independently on complex problems. The position requires strong expertise in Android Framework development, AOSP architecture, and system-level debugging.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone passionate about system-level software engineering who wants to make a direct impact on a product used by millions of restaurant staff daily. Toast offers a competitive compensation package ranging from $115,000 to $184,000, along with equity, comprehensive benefits, and the flexibility of remote work.
The ideal candidate will bring 2+ years of Android OS Framework experience, strong knowledge of AOSP architecture, and expertise in debugging system-level issues. You'll be joining a company that values diversity, equity, and inclusion, with a culture focused on empowering the restaurant community through technology.
Toast's platform serves millions of guests daily, making this role crucial for maintaining and improving the foundation of their POS system. If you're excited about building scalable platform solutions and want to work with cutting-edge Android technology while making a real impact in the restaurant industry, this position offers an excellent opportunity to grow your career while working on meaningful technical challenges.