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This is a remote position. We’re hiring a Senior Engineer to build production mobile apps and services that integrate with Meta’s Glasses SDK for RayBan Meta smart glasses. You’ll design and ship hands-free, voice-first, vision-enabled experiences that span the glasses, a companion iOS/Android app, and cloud AI. This is a highly cross-functional role at the intersection of mobile, real-time audio/video, Bluetooth/WiFi transport, and multimodal AI. What you’ll do Own end-to-end development of a companion mobile app that interfaces with RayBan Meta smart glasses via Meta’s Glasses SDK Implement reliable capture and streaming pipelines for camera preview frames, stills, and multichannel audio, with strict attention to latency, battery, and privacy indicators (camera LED, permissions) Build voice-first UX: wakeword handoff, push-to-talk flows, VAD/ASR/TTS, earcons, and low-latency audio playback on openear speakers Integrate on-phone computer vision and speech models (Core ML, MediaPipe, ONNX Runtime, NNAPI) and orchestrate cloud inference for multimodal LLMs (e.g., Llama 3family vision/voice) via streaming APIs Handle transport and connectivity: Bluetooth LE control channels, WiFi/WiFi Direct media streaming, reconnect logic, and state machines for device pairing and session lifecycles Design resilient, observable pipelines with backpressure, retries, offline fallbacks, and graceful degradation when thermals, bandwidth, or permissions change Collaborate with product/design on voice-first interaction patterns; run user tests; instrument metrics for latency, accuracy, and task completion Establish mobile CI/CD, automated testing (unit/integration/BT device in the loop), crash/error analytics, and release processes Champion privacy by design and compliance with platform and bystander safety policies Requirements Minimum qualifications 5+ years professional mobile engineering experience, shipping native apps at scale on iOS or Android (preferably both) Deep proficiency in: iOS: Swift, SwiftUI/UIKit, AVFoundation, CoreBluetooth, CoreMotion, background modes, concurrency (GCD/AsyncAwait), audio units Android: Kotlin, Jetpack Compose/Views, Bluetooth/BLE, Camera/Media, Foreground services, Coroutines/Flow Handson with realtime media pipelines and streaming: audio capture/playback, echo cancellation, noise suppression, lipsync/latency budgeting, WebSockets/gRPC/WebRTC, codecs (Opus/AAC/PCM) Solid networking and systems skills: state machines, threading, buffering, backpressure, power/thermal profiling, and debugging on constrained devices Experience integrating cloud AI services (LLM/ASR/TTS) and handling streaming inference results in the UI Strong product sense for voice-first UX and accessibility in eyes-up, hands-free contexts Excellent communication; comfortable working with early/preview SDKs and ambiguous requirements Preferred qualifications Prior work with Meta’s Glasses SDK (RayBan Meta) or similar wearables (Apple Watch/visionOS audio, Snap Spectacles, Bose Frames) – if you don’t have this experience, it is fine, provided that you are willing to learn the Meta Glasses SDK quickly Ondevice ML on phone: Core ML/Metal/Accelerate (iOS), MediaPipe/TFLite/NNAPI/GPU delegates (Android), ONNX Runtime Mobile Multimodal AI integration: experience with Llamafamily models, Whisper/Seamless/other ASR, TTS providers, prompt and latency optimization, partial results/streaming UX BLE expertise: GATT design, connection strategies, MTU/throughput tuning, coexistence with WiFi transport, device provisioning, and firmware update flows WebRTC for low-latency A/V; adaptive bitrate, jitter buffers, AEC/VAD tuning Backend exposure sufficient to move fast with AI Python or Node.js for inference gateways (FastAPI/Express), WebSocket servers, request fanout, and token streaming Deploying model servers (Triton, vLLM) and vector/RAG stacks (FAISS/Pinecone), observability (OpenTelemetry), and autoscaling on AWS/GCP/Azure Security and privacy: keychain/keystore, secure BLE pairing, PII handling, consent UX, regional data controls QA for hardwareintheloop: writing automated tests that exercise glasses events (connect, capture, LED state, battery, IMU), and performance tests for end-to-end latency Originally posted on Himalayas