Artur Latoszewski
Mobile phones are the remote controls of our society. Let’s do them right.
Warsaw, Poland
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I am an Engineering Manager with 14+ years of experience in the mobile ecosystem, spanning Fintech, Banking, and Medtech. My journey from Staff Engineer to EM II at Housecall Pro is driven by a simple belief: high-quality code is only as valuable as the impact it has on the user and the business.
How I Drive Results:
🚀 Mobile-First Strategy: I help organizations transition from treating mobile as an afterthought to making it their primary growth engine. I build scalable architectures that are technically sound and business-aligned.
🤝 Extreme Ownership: I lead with a mix of high standards and deep empathy. My role is to clear the path, foster a culture of accountability, and help engineers master their craft.
📈 Product & Tech Alignment: I bridge the gap between business vision and engineering execution, translating complex technical needs into roadmaps that stakeholders understand and champion.
My Strengths in Action:
As a Learner and Achiever, I am constantly evolving my leadership style to stay ahead of the mobile curve. My Analytical nature ensures decisions are data-driven, while Focus and Significance ensure we aren’t just building features—we’re building legacy.
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From Senior Android Engineer to Staff: Building Impact in a Global Org
Monday, 8:00. You open Slack and a key architectural decision was made overnight — without you. You're a strong Senior Android engineer. So why aren't you in the room where it happens? And what's the path beyond Senior that isn't "become a manager"?
From 14 years building Android apps — business features, payments, app security — and now leading a team of Staff engineers across a 9-hour San Diego–Warsaw gap, I'll map the third path: Staff Engineer. The shift from "my ticket" to "our system," where your success is measured by the decisions others make because of you.
You'll leave with:
The 4 Staff archetypes — Tech Lead, Architect, Solver, Right Hand — and when to switch
4 anti-patterns that quietly derail strong seniors
"Influence without authority": how I got a security team to champion my Android work — without being their boss
Why, in the AI era, deciding whether to write code beats writing it
Design code for the people - keep it simple! Simple architecture matters!
Your app has two types of customers - end-users and other developers. Developers are very important customers, and customers are always right. How to create architecture that helps to communicate, introduce, and learn in teams that have different levels of skills? Is hype-driven development bad? Is Clean Code always good? My story about what I've learned in all projects as a programmer, architect, and tech lead. Few buzzwords: clean architecture, readability, kiss, MVI, Jetpack Compose.
Artur Latoszewski
Mobile phones are the remote controls of our society. Let’s do them right.
Warsaw, Poland
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