Mobility Engineer / Android & Omnissa

Job Details

Opportunity to work on the latest mobile technology and delivery methodology
Join a customer-obsessed technology business at the heart of Australia’s largest retailer
Sydney (Norwest) based with a hybrid working model (3 days on site)

Developer Tooling as Product: Partner with Mobile Apps Development teams to ensure the mobile development environment (SDKs, build systems, dependency management) is "consumable" via Woolworths’ automation tooling. You aren't just delivering code; you are delivering an automated, stable delivery service.
Mobile CI/CD Orchestration: Utilise ourAzure CI/CD pipelines that handle automated builds, comprehensive testing, code signing, and deployment orchestration to the Google Play Store and internal channels. This is a key component of your pipeline experience.
Security & Compliance: Translate complex regulatory requirements and security best practices (e.g. data encryption) into actionable engineering backlogs for automated remediation.
Operational Excellence: Use Woolworths current reporting & monitoring tools (e.g., Splunk) to derive product insights. Identify "noisy" segments of the mobile platform and prioritise engineering fixes to reduce operational "toil" (crashes, performance regressions).

Experience: 7+ years in Mobile Device Engineering, with at least 2–3 years focusing on enterprise ruggedised Mobile Product solutions and mobile delivery platforms.
Education: Degree in Computing Science or equivalent; Certifications such Professional Google Android Enterprise Expert are a significant plus.
Soft Skills: A "consultant" mindset.

Android Ecosystem: Deep knowledge of the Android platform. You must understand the "legacy" enough to migrate it and the "modern" enough to automate it.
Omnissa Integration: Hands-on experience integrating mobile applications with core enterprise platforms like Omnissa, including API consumption, authentication, and data synchronization.
The "Pipeline" Mindset: Proven experience moving teams from manual processes ("click-ops") to code-based builds and deployments using mobile CI/CD frameworks (like Azure pipelines).

Stakeholder Management: Experience balancing the conflicting needs of App Devs (who want speed) and Security/Ops (who want stability).
Data-Driven Decision Making: Ability to use telemetry to justify platform investments (e.g., "Implementing a new state management library will reduce crashes by X and save Y in developer debugging overhead").
Backlog Governance: Proficiency in JIRA to manage sprints, feature requests, and technical debt.

Experience with DevSecOps—integrating vulnerability scanning (e.g., static analysis) and policy-as-code into the deployment pipeline so that security is "invisible" to the end user.