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Instructure is looking for a *Mobile Developer* to work on device automation. We're using Kotlin coroutines to massively parallelize test runs on Firebase Test Lab.
<https://medium.com/walmartlabs/flank-smart-test-runner-for-firebase-cf65e1b1eca7>
<https://github.com/TestArmada/flank>

All new code in our Android apps is using Kotlin.
<https://github.com/instructure/instructure-android>

*position*: Mobile Developer
*type*: Full Time
*Location*: Remote, USA
*Salary*: up to 140k USD
*Level*: Senior

<https://jobs.lever.co/instructure/edbf09be-7a24-4d70-afc2-ad9fb0ee741f?lever-via=JhX5x-6lSN>

yeah, I work remote on the team. Happy to answer any questions :slightly_smiling_face: we're also fully open source.

I'd apply in a heartbeat if I weren't living in California :wink:

Like, in California salary would be enough for yearly Starbucks subscription and that’s it? :wink:

:rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: yes but not enough w/ 2 kids and a mortgage

Does the candidate need to be in the US? I've worked for US companies the last two years, but from south america

yeah, unfortunately the candidate must be in the USA.

If you're in a high cost of living area then I agree there are other opportunities that make more sense. :slightly_smiling_face: 

Wondering then how much it would be if not remote and living in hight cost  area?

Does the the candidate need to be in the US or a US citizen?  Is the timezone issue or a tax issue?

&gt; Wondering then how much it would be if not remote and living in hight cost  area?

Netflix, Google, Facebook, etc. are all better for high cost of living areas.

&gt; Does the the candidate need to be in the US or a US citizen?  Is the timezone issue or a tax issue?

you have to be authorized to work in the USA. I'm not sure why that's the policy.

"Authorized to work in the USA" is misleading. What's really at stake here depending on your immigration status is "Authorized to be paid to work in the US"

Anyone can work for free in the US, even on a tourist visa.