I’m ready to move from concept to a production-grade Android Enterprise Mobility Management solution. The work is split into two tightly connected parts. First, the on-device agent must run on Android 10 and above, handle enrollment, apply Device Policy Manager rules, and exchange messages with the backend through FCM (or an equally reliable channel). Real-time monitoring and reporting capabilities are essential; the console must be able to see device health, compliance status, and last-seen time almost instantly. Remote wipe, encryption enforcement, and other advanced controls can follow later, so please architect the agent with extensibility in mind. Kotlin or Java are fine as long as the codebase remains cleanly testable. Second, I need a cloud-hosted admin dashboard built for scale. Besides creating and syncing policies and apps, it has to offer fully customizable dashboards and reports so different stakeholders can slice data their own way. Role-based access, detailed audit logs, and well-documented REST endpoints will lay the groundwork for future integrations with service desks and SIEM tools. My current stack thoughts are Node.js or Java Spring for the backend, PostgreSQL for persistence, containerisation with Docker, and orchestration through Kubernetes. If you have a better approach, I’m open, but the end result needs to be easily deployable to any mainstream cloud provider. Deliverables I will review against acceptance criteria: • Android agent APK with source, unit tests, and CI pipeline • Web dashboard with RBAC, audit logging, and customizable reporting widgets • Secure API documentation (OpenAPI preferred) • Infrastructure-as-Code scripts (Dockerfiles, Kubernetes manifests) • Deployment guide and technical walkthrough If you have solid experience in Android device management, cloud backends, and scalable DevOps practices, I’d love to see how you’d tackle this build.