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Lightship RV

Software Engineer, UI/UX

Broomfield, CO$107k–$125kfull timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Lightship, an electric RV manufacturer, seeks a Software Engineer to design and build the Android mobile interface for vehicle controls and telemetry data. You'll architect the user experience connecting drivers to their RVs while contributing to cloud infrastructure development.

What you'll do

  • Design and architect Android UI/UX for vehicle controls and driver interfaces
  • Transform vehicle telemetry data into intuitive mobile visualizations
  • Develop systems interfacing between mobile app and RV electronics
  • Contribute to cloud infrastructure development and implementation
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand user needs and system capabilities
  • Ensure seamless integration between app, vehicle systems, and backend services

What they're looking for

  • Android development and UI/UX design
  • Mobile app architecture and systems integration
  • Cloud infrastructure development
  • Vehicle telematics or IoT systems experience
  • User experience design principles
  • API design and integration
  • Data visualization
  • Problem-solving and technical communication
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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.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience designing mobile interfaces for hardware or vehicle systems. How did you approach making complex telemetry data intuitive for end users?
  • Describe your experience with Android development. What tools, frameworks, or libraries have you used, and which do you prefer for building real-time data visualization?