Randstad Digital UK
Golang Developer
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Role: Golang Developer
Type: PERM
Location: Burgess Hill, UK
Working Model: Hybrid (3 days per week in office)
Salary: 50K - 55K GBP/Annum
Role Overview:
Join a collaborative Scrum team building and enhancing backend microservices for a global Loyalty and Benefits platform. You will focus on the Account domain, drive innovation using modern tools, and share engineering principles across the wider platform.
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Key Requirements:
- Backend Development: Proven experience in a type-safe language (Golang highly preferred, but others considered).
- Architecture: Hands-on experience with backend microservices, REST APIs, and message queues (specifically Kafka or RabbitMQ).
- Agile & CI/CD: Comfortable working in an Agile/Scrum team to deliver automated, thoroughly tested code to production.
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Nice-to-Have Skills:
- Testing: Strong understanding of Test-Driven Development (TDD) or Behavior-Driven Development (BDD).
- Tech Stack: Exposure to Docker, Postgres, gRPC, GraphQL, and Git.
- Tools: Experience with Jenkins, Jira/Rally, or SVN.
- Education: Degree in Computer Science (or equivalent practical experience).
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