Full-Time

Senior Software Engineer

Android

Confirmed live in the last 24 hours

Babylist

Babylist

501-1,000 employees

Comprehensive baby registry platform for parents

Education
Consumer Goods

Compensation Overview

$169.3k - $253.8kAnnually

+ Equity + Bonus

Senior, Expert

United States

Employees are expected to meet in person two times a year.

Category
Android Development
Software Engineering
Required Skills
Kotlin
Java
Android Development

You match the following Babylist's candidate preferences

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Degree
Experience
Requirements
  • 8+ years of engineering experience with at least 5 years of experience shipping real-world production Android applications.
  • Experience with Kotlin or Java (Kotlin preferred)
  • Demonstrate a concrete understanding of CS fundamentals and Android best practices.
  • Experience with Android libraries like Android X/Jetpack, Room, Kotlin Coroutines, Retrofit
  • Familiarity with modern Android best practices and frameworks, like Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) and Kotlin Flow.
Responsibilities
  • Build exciting new features and experiences in an app that people love.
  • Collaborate with product, design, and mobile development teams to build first class experiences.
  • Build features in a modern Android app with low levels of technical debt.
  • Own, manage, triage, and fix crashes and bugs.
  • Collaborate with full-stack engineers to design APIs.
  • Manage platform and infrastructure projects to ensure app stability and updates.
  • Test and manage deployments to the Google Play Store.
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiarity with emerging technologies like Compose is a plus!
  • Familiarity with Ruby on Rails or API design is a plus!

Babylist provides a universal baby registry platform that allows expecting and new parents to compile baby products from any store, including popular retailers like Amazon, Target, and Etsy. The platform features an interactive checklist and expert-vetted guides to assist parents in making informed choices about baby gear and essentials. Babylist generates revenue through affiliate marketing, selling exclusive curated kits, and advertising partnerships. A key aspect that sets Babylist apart from competitors is its ability to aggregate products from various retailers into one registry, simplifying the shopping experience for parents. The company's goal is to support growing families by ensuring they have all the necessary items for their new arrivals, while also enhancing user engagement with offerings like a free box of goodies for new registrants.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$38.9M

Headquarters

Oakland, California

Founded

2011

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Acquisition of Expectful expands Babylist into health and wellness sectors.
  • AI-driven personalization enhances user experience and product recommendations.
  • Collaboration with influencers and bloggers expands Babylist's reach and credibility.

What critics are saying

  • Increased competition from PlantBaby in the baby nutrition segment.
  • Lalo's expansion may threaten Babylist's product offerings and customer base.
  • Integration of Expectful may dilute Babylist's core brand identity.

What makes Babylist unique

  • Babylist offers a universal baby registry platform integrating products from any store.
  • The platform combines affiliate marketing, direct sales, and curated product recommendations.
  • Babylist provides expert-vetted guides and interactive checklists for informed parenting decisions.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Parental Leave

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Remote Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Wellness Program

Mental Health Support

Company Equity

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

6%
Finsmes
Feb 4th, 2025
PlantBaby Raises Seed Funding Round

PlantBaby, a Marin, CA-based plant-based nutrition company, raised an undisclosed amount in Seed funding, led by B2 Partners at a post-money valuation of $20 million. Participants included Big Idea Ventures, Everywhere Ventures, X Factor Ventures, Women’s Equity Lab Silicon Valley, and Babylist. The funds will be used to expand retail distribution, accelerate innovation, and grow the team, making products more accessible through Sprouts, Wegmans, Amazon, Thrive, and their Kiki Milk website.

Finsmes
Jun 13th, 2023
Lalo Raises $10.1M In Series A Funding

Lalo, a New York-based baby and toddler brand, raised $10.1M in Series A funding.The round was led by Spin Master Ventures, with additional participation from Babylist, Kevin Durant and Rich Kleiman’s 35V and ILIA Beauty Founder Sasha Plavsic’s Untold Holdings.The company intends to use the funds to accelerate growth, driving product innovation, increasing brand reach and further enhancing the customer experience. Led by CEO Greg Davidson, Lalo is committed to designing smart, functional, and stylish products for modern families. The company plans to launch several new products in the coming year and expand its footprint in both domestic and international markets.FinSMEs13/06/2023

TechCrunch
Jan 23rd, 2023
Babylist Makes An Even Bigger Bet On Baby Products With Expectful Acquisition

Today, baby registry and product discovery platform Babylist announced that it has acquired health and wellness tool Expectful for an undisclosed price. The deal, announced today, brings together two companies focused on parental support, now helping people navigate everything from eco-friendly diapers to mental wellness around fertility.The overlap, however, is in more than the mission. Both of the company’s CEOs invested in each other’s last venture capital round; Babylist’s CEO and founder Natalie Gordon wrote a check into Expectful’s $3 million seed round back in 2021; and Expectful CEO Nathalie Walton invested in Babylist’s last round, a $40 million Series C closed in the same year.And while the two founders didn’t publicly disclose purchase price, both certainly have venture capitalists to answer to. Babylist has raised $50 million in known funding from investors including Norwest Venture Partners, Halogen Ventures, 500 Global, Next Play Capital, and Marcy Venture Partners. Expectful has raised over $4.2 million in funding from investors including Harlem Capital. Indicator Ventures, Sequoia Scout Fund, Break Trail Ventures and Chinagona Ventures.The long-term vision for the newly-combined company is for Babylist to change its relationship with its audience and become a larger, health and wellness media property, Gordon said