Mid Level Backend Golang Engineer

Parser Limited
Madrid, Spain
26 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience required
4 years minimum
Compensation
€45,000.0 - €65,000.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Languages
English
Job source

Tech stack

Multitier Architecture Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) Amazon Web Services Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud Computing Platforms Automation of Tests Cloud Computing Databases Continuous Integration Fraud Prevention and Detection PostgreSQL MySQL
+15 more
NoSQL Software Engineering Transaction Processing (Computing) Delivery Pipeline Backend Git Event Driven Architecture Kubernetes Apache Kafka Restful APIs Docker Service Stack Jenkins Golang Microservices

Job description

This position offers you the opportunity to join a fast-growing technology organization that is redefining productivity paradigms in the software engineering industry. Thanks to our flexible, distributed model of global operation and the high caliber of our experts, we have enjoyed triple digit growth over the past five years, creating amazing career opportunities for our people. If you want to accelerate your career working with like-minded subject matter experts, solving interesting problems, and building the products of tomorrow, this opportunity is for you. The impact you’ll make: As a Golang Engineer, you will be responsible for contributing to the development of different platforms and applications; and collaborating with cross-functional teams to define new solutions. Develop new features for a large-scale software platform and applications; Keep the best practices and patterns in backend design and development; Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship solutions; Continuously discover, evaluate, and implement new technologies to maximize development efficiency. Technology stack: Backend: Golang (primary), with best practices in clean architecture and microservices. Cloud & Infrastructure: AWS (EC2, Lambda, RDS), Kubernetes, Docker. Event-Driven Architecture: Apache Kafka for real-time transaction processing. APIs & Networking: Envoy Proxy (RPC), RESTful/gRPC services. Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL (relational), NoSQL (for high-throughput data). CI/CD: Git, Jenkins, automated testing/deployment pipelines. What you’ll bring to us

Requirements

+4 years of experience in Backend development Working experience with Golang. Proven FinTech industry experience (digital banking, payments, fraud detection, or compliance systems). Experience in other languages is a nice to have; Proficiency in databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, NoSQL); Experience in Continuous Integration and Delivery Tools: Kafka, Docker, Kubernetes, Git, Jenkins; Familiarity with API creation and RESTful services; Excellent English communication skills.

Benefits & conditions

The chance to join an organization with triple-digit growth that is changing the paradigm on how software products are built. The opportunity to form part of an amazing, multicultural community of tech experts. A highly competitive compensation package. Medical insurance. Inscribirse en esta oferta Recibir ofertas similares por correo electrónico Al crear una alerta, aceptas nuestros Términos y condiciones y Política de privacidad, y el uso de cookies.

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