Lightship RV
Software Engineer, UI/UX
About this role
Join Lightship, an innovative EV trailer manufacturer, as a Software Engineer to design and build the Android mobile interface for controlling electric recreational vehicles. You'll architect the user experience for vehicle controls and telemetry data visualization while contributing to cloud infrastructure development.
What you'll do
- Design and develop the Android UI/UX for vehicle controls and mobile app
- Transform vehicle telemetry data into intuitive user interfaces
- Architect systems interfacing between mobile app and vehicle electronics
- Contribute to cloud infrastructure development and implementation
- Conduct user research to understand how drivers interact with vehicle systems
- Collaborate with hardware and firmware teams on integration requirements
What they're looking for
- Android app development
- UI/UX design principles
- Systems integration and interfacing
- Cloud infrastructure
- Data visualization
- Mobile application architecture
- Problem-solving and creativity
- Cross-functional collaboration
Benefits
- Work on cutting-edge electric vehicle technology
- Flat organizational structure with high autonomy
- Collaborative team environment
- Diverse and inclusive workplace culture
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Lightship RV
Lightship RV manufactures electric recreational vehicles and develops the software ecosystem to control and monitor them. The company is hiring Software Engineers to build Android mobile interfaces for vehicle controls and telemetry, as well as cloud infrastructure.
View all jobs at Lightship RVLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience building Android applications that interface with hardware systems or IoT devices. How did you handle real-time data visualization?
- Tell us about a time you designed a mobile UI for complex vehicle or machinery controls. How did you prioritize clarity and usability for non-technical users?