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Location: India
Department: ActAIealware
We are reimagining the phone. AI phones need to be proactive, intuitive, intelligent and low cost. This is a mission critical for rest of the world to adopt intelligence.
There are over 5 billion people using everyday applications such as email, messaging, notes, tasks, and calendars, yet most are not AI-native. Our mission is to build proactive applications and devices that bring intelligence into daily conversations, coordination and workflows, with minimal prompting.
Focus: Implementing the OS-level functionality and system integrations required by AI agents.
Develop and modify Android Framework components.
Implement system services and privileged APIs.
Build secure interfaces for AI agents to access system functionality.
Work on application lifecycle, permissions and background execution.
Implement system-level integration with first-party applications.
Improve OS stability and performance.
Collaborate with agent engineers on execution capabilities.
Strong Android development experience.
Java / Kotlin.
Android Framework or AOSP knowledge.
Understanding of system services, Binder IPC and permissions.
Experience debugging complex Android issues.
Custom ROM development.
C++ and Linux knowledge.
Android security and power management.
Experience shipping system-level Android functionality.
From live job posts on CoreHRx, updated 7 Nov 2026. Skill figures count posts that list their skills; salary figures only posts that show a salary.
The post does not state the pay. As an estimate, comparable posts on CoreHRx advertise ₹11L – ₹25L a year (typical for IT Jobs in India, 904 posts).
It is a full time job.
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