Senior Software Engineer, Android

Whop is a financial technology company on a mission to provide the world with sustainable income. Our vision is to create the world’s largest internet market, where people can create, connect, and transact all from a single platform. Whop enables individuals and businesses to accept payments, launch ventures, and engage with others across the network. 

Today, Whop facilitates over $3 billion in annual payouts to people in 144 countries. Growth continues to accelerate, with gross transaction volume increasing roughly 25% month over month. 

Whop has raised hundreds of millions from institutional investors like Insight, Bain Capital Ventures, A*, and Peter Thiel — including a recent strategic investment from Tether, the largest stablecoin company in the world.

Our current team is made up of young, passionate entrepreneurs who grew up on the internet — over 75% built a business before joining Whop, including 53 former founders and 30 who scaled past $1M in revenue. Product leadership includes backgrounds from Meta and Robinhood.

For more information, visit whop.com.

You are a person who craves impact. You want to leave a (big) dent on the world. You are generally disappointed in the bar held by most people everyday. You feel smarter than everyone around you, yet that doesn’t make you happy – it makes you sad that you aren’t being pushed to think hard enough. You drive towards simplicity and expect others to do the same.

You are building for our 1M+ monthly users who use our Android product.

• Build beautiful, fast, polished experiences across the Whop Android app
• Own end to end customer features that make their way in our weekly changelogs
• Think deeply about UX and interaction design — you are the user, and you have taste
• Work closely with founders and designers to turn vision into shipped product
• Prototype quickly, ship fast, and care about the details
• Write clean Kotlin/Compose using Hilt and Room and be able to flex into Rails when needed
• Delete shit that is outdated and no longer used
• Come up with reusable architecture patterns that can make us move faster later