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Insight International (UK) Ltd

Golang Developer

London
Posted about 14 hours ago
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Backend Software Engineer

As a Backend Software Engineer, you’ll support the build of elegant, performant, maintainable, operable, and secure Golang microservices.

You’ll help design and architect our systems, contribute to continuous improvement, and play a key role in making the engineering team the best it can be.

What we’re looking for?

  • 5+ years’ experience and in-depth knowledge of Golang.
  • Experience building microservices, ideally deployed in containers on Kubernetes.
  • Solid grounding in agile development practices.
  • Experience with both RDBMS and NoSQL datastores.
  • Ability to diagnose problems across the stack (client, HTTP/network, server, database, OS) with sound rationale for decisions.
  • Proven experience building large, concurrent, distributed applications.
  • Experience developing and running large-scale production environments in partnership with DevOps or SRE teams.
  • A genuine interest in working in a fast-paced startup, ideally in fintech or payments.

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  • Experience mentoring or coaching other engineers.
  • Experience with real-time, low-latency, high-frequency transaction-based systems.
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Skills

Golang
Microservices
Kubernetes
Agile Development
RDBMS
NoSQL
Distributed Applications
DevOps
SRE
Event-driven Architectures
Mentoring
Low-latency Systems

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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