Golang Developer

You have 4 years of experience developing solutions in Golang with proficiency in GO development frameworks. It is also beneficial if you have experience with Java, typescript/node.js. Additionally, you should have a background in backend software development, focusing on building microservices and event-driven architectures/solutions. Your demonstrated ability to use common industry tools for software development, including IDEs, build and continuous integration, source control management, code review tools, data storage services, and cloud infrastructure is essential. You should be capable of building software in a professional team environment and delivering it to production using these tools. Familiarity with various database technologies, encompassing both SQL and NoSQL options such as DynamoDB, Elasticsearch, and Postgres Aurora, is required. You should also possess a deep understanding of Docker, Kubernetes, and various AWS services. Having experience in building, operating, and owning services is crucial. You must be able to implement operational excellence mechanisms including alerting, metrics, and logging using tools like Prometheus, CloudWatch, Kibana, and PagerDuty. In addition, you should have experience with software engineering best practices such as unit testing, design patterns, building maintainable code, and performance optimization. DevOps experience, particularly with AWS, is preferred. You should be adept at architecting and configuring cloud technology stacks, including Compute, Network Security, API Gateways, VPCs, CDNs, Kafka/MKS, Kubernetes, Fargate/EKS, Jenkins configuration, and CI/CD configurations. Demonstrating good software development practices in various areas and showing improvement over time is expected. Providing technical documentation describing your contributions and contributing enhancements to your team's best practices is essential. You should have the ability to work with minimal instructions on day-to-day tasks and self-start with general guidance on new assignments. Participation in an inclusive and supportive engineering culture is encouraged.,