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The original was posted on /r/androiddev by /u/Ill-Sport-1652 on 2025-06-10 22:11:08+00:00.
A couple months back, I posted here for new State Farm Android engineer openings at State Farm. Well we’re still growing and are hiring two more!
This is a job and team I’ve loved working on for the last ten years.
Build features like roadside assistance, paying a bill, authentication, filing a claim, telematics, platform innovation and more.
- Years of experience: 2+.
- We write new features in Kotlin (93% converted and growing) and Compose, our app is built in-house, 99% native.
- Working on new feature delivery and existing feature support on a team with 12 Android engineers, 12 iOS, 8 testers, staffed in-house XD team.
- Proudly 99.99% crash free.
- Agile, release every 3 weeks.
- Location: Hybrid (must live 180 miles from Dallas, Phoenix, Atlanta, or Bloomington, IL). Min 4 “in-office” days a year. No full-remote.
- Contact: Apply for the job. No DMs but I can reply to most questions on Reddit when I’m free.
- Salary: $95,800 - $140,000 starting, up to 15% incentive pay bonus.
- Excellent work/life balance - 38.75 hrs a week.
- See posting for more details, but we love Kotlin, Compose, mockK, Firebase and building for stability and accessibility.
https://jobs.statefarm.com/main/jobs/41441?lang=en-us