Medior Golang Developer with Python knowledge

Elements is growing and ambitious! As part of our exciting expansion, we just moved from Almere to Amsterdam and we're looking for a Medior Golang Developer to help us build apps millions rely on. While your primary focus is Golang, experience with Python will give you an edge., As a Backend developer, you will work with your team to make estimates and define architecture. You will spend most of your time designing and coding technical solutions. You will also build brand new applications and participate in defining the project structure. We expect you to adopt Elements' way of working and make suggestions to continuously improve it. Last but not least, we hope you bring a natural drive to stay up to date with the latest technological innovations.

***Important: Please note, for this role we can only consider candidates already based in The Netherlands with a valid work visa and no need for sponsorship.

You're someone who communicates clearly in Dutch and English and can easily connect with colleagues and clients alike. With a proactive mindset and an open, collaborative attitude, you thrive in team environments and enjoy finding solutions together. You're curious by nature, quick to learn new skills and genuinely enjoy the variety of working on different types of projects. Frequent changes don't phase you; instead, you embrace an adaptive approach to evolving priorities. On top of that, you bring a healthy sense of commercial awareness, allowing you to balance technical excellence with the bigger picture of delivering value.

Your tech skills and experience:

• Solid experience with professional programming and development of relevant projects
• 2-3 years of experience in Golang development, or (very) experienced in another backend language (such as C#, Java, or Python) with a genuine interest in making the switch to Golang
• Experience with Python is a huge plus
• Familiarity with Postgres, AWS, and observability tools such as Prometheus, Grafana, or Loki is a plus
• Aware of current CI/CD trends and able to work with them
• Experience with working in agile project teams (Scrum, Kanban)
• Excellent Dutch and English language and communication skills
• Creative, curious, flexible and open-minded
• Independent thinker, yet committed to company's and team's success

Pulled from the full job description

• Professional development assistance
• Flexible schedule, * An experienced and international team of professionals, where you get to teach and learn at the same time;
• You will have flexible working hours and a possibility to work from home or our office, or experience working as a digital nomad from another country for up to 2 months per year;
• We encourage you to visit events and/or take courses to keep up-to-date and learn new skills by offering a yearly budget for personal development;
• 25 paid vacation days per year;
• Since we now work from home much more often, we contribute to your home internet subscription every month;
• We provide you with lunch, snacks and unlimited freshly ground coffee every day in the office;
• And, to top it off, what is work without some fun? We regularly organise drinks, dinners and other team building events.

We're Elements, a digital agency with almost 30 years of experience building mission-critical mobile apps for leading companies. But we don't just write code, we create an environment where technology, people, and processes merge to deliver measurable business value. We have evolved beyond traditional development. Our approach is to combine strong and deep rooted Software Engineering principles with advanced AI powered workflows using the latest tooling and AI models to solve complex business challenges. We build faster, smarter, and with higher quality. Our team is the engine behind this approach. With more than 15 software engineers from over 8 different nationalities, we work from our offices in Amsterdam and Barcelona on challenging projects. We believe in a culture of Excellence, Collaboration and Impact. See some examples of our work here https://www.elements.nl/en/cases.