Summary
Pablo Baxter is a Senior Android Engineer with a decade of experience building performant mobile apps and tooling, currently focused on location and sensor-driven features. He’s worked repeatedly at Life360 and Block (formerly Square), where he improved CI/CD, reduced ANRs and crashes, and rewrote internal tooling to leverage the Gradle Tooling API for faster builds. Pablo has a strong track record of finding and fixing critical performance and memory issues across Android Studio, IntelliJ, and Gradle ecosystems, and has contributed fixes and improvements to Kotlin Coroutines. His background in sensor data collection and replay, plus hands-on power profiling at PathSense, gives him deep expertise in mobile sensing, accuracy, and power optimization. A former USAF aerospace maintenance craftsman, he brings disciplined troubleshooting and systems thinking to software problems. Outside work, his Github bio (“Will code for tacos!”) hints at a pragmatic, down-to-earth approach to engineering collaborations.
10 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
University of California, San Diego
Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Aviation Maintenance Technology, Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Aviation Maintenance Technology at Community College of the Air Force
Southwestern Community College
English