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Android Playbook 📚

At Babylon, we firmly believe that transparency is a core value that should be present in everything we do. This public playbook is here to serve as both a guide and reference for the current team, new joiners and for anyone else who want's to learn a little bit more about who are, what we do and how we work. This playbook will continiously be updated as we go, so be sure to check back often!

Who are we and what are we currently working on?

There are currently 16 of us in the Android team, but as an Android Engineer you'll be joining a smaller, cross-functional squad made up of Android, iOS, web and backend engineers. You'll get the chance to collaborate with designers, product managers and healthcare professionals, tackling complex, exciting problems on a daily basis.

You can check who we are and which squads we're working on below. By definition, members work on their respective squad, although they are free to work in different squads if the work load justifies it.


Name Squad Contact
Sakis Kaliakoudas Android Lead GitHub
Website
Agnieszka Pinchinat-Miernik Prescriptions GitHub
Antonis Tsipaliokas Consultation Experience GitHub
Balachandar Kolathur Mani Health Management GitHub
Enrique Ramirez Professional Services GitHub
Gabor Peto SDK GitHub
Jack Miles Chatbot GitHub
Joao Alves Health Management
Patient Metrics
GitHub
Twitter
Medium
Jon Reeve Patient Metrics GitHub
Mark Allison Health Management GitHub
Twitter
stylingandroid.com
ConstraintLayout.com
Matthew Dolan Physical Appointments GitHub
Medium
Maxime Mazzone Core Experience GitHub
Mikolaj Leszczynski Native apps GitHub
Moj Abubakr Native apps GitHub
Pedro Loureiro Babylon GP at Hand GitHub
Tomas Navickas Healthcheck GitHub

We are now split into 2 offices, one in South Kensington (HQ) and another one in Liverpool Street. We have open positions in both locations, links in the end. The distribution between both offices is based on which tribe/squad you work on.

We're passionate about our codebase and are always looking for innovative ways to build fast. All our new code is written in Kotlin and we use an MVI architecture with Rx and Dagger to help us write high-quality, testable code. We currently have over 11,000 tests and counting!

As a team, we love to learn and often participate in Lunch and Learn sessions with other Android developers and the wider tech community. For example we've given talks at Droidcon London and Londroid.

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