Mobile Engineer jobs in New York
15 open mobile engineer roles in New York across 7 companies, read straight from each company's own job board.
Last checked 02 October 2026
15
Open roles
7
Companies hiring
$213k
Median published pay
This median blends seniority levels. Not enough postings here state a level to break it down (8 of 15 say nothing about level), so treat the figure above as a range-of-the-market, not a target for your level.
Who's hiring
Open roles
| Role | Location | Team | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Staff Product Mobile Engineer, Business Money | Denver, CO - Hybrid; New York, NY - Hybrid; San Francisco, CA - Hybrid | Engineering | $163k – $204k |
| Lead Android Engineer | New York City | Engineering | $250k – $315k |
| iOS Engineer - Sponsorships | New York | Engineering | $140k – $260k |
| Android Engineer, Social | Menlo Park, CA; New York, NY | ENG Infrastructure | $166k – $195k |
| iOS Engineer | NYC | Engineering | $188k – $247k |
| Senior Android Engineer, Client Platform - Application Stability and Performance | New York, NY | Software Engineering | $183k – $247k |
| Senior Android Engineer, Crypto Expansion | Menlo Park, CA; New York, NY | Brokerage Engineering | $196k – $230k |
| Senior Android Engineer, iRAD | Menlo Park, CA; New York, NY | Brokerage Engineering | $196k – $230k |
| Senior iOS Engineer, Crypto Trading | New York, NY | ENG Infrastructure | $196k – $230k |
| Senior iOS Engineer | New York, NY | Software Engineering | $178k – $240k |
| iOS Engineer | New York City | Engineering | $250k – $315k |
| Mobile Engineer, Android | New York, NY (HQ) | Engineering | $189k – $330k |
| Mobile Engineer, iOS | New York, NY (HQ) | Engineering | $189k – $330k |
| Android Engineer, Government Products | New York, NY | ENG Infrastructure | $166k – $195k |
| iOS Engineer, Government Products | New York, NY | ENG Infrastructure | $166k – $195k |
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