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Golang Engineer

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Golang Engineer / Go Developer
Golang Engineer / Go Developer required by a thriving sports technology scale-up who work with some of the top organisations in sports. The role involves greenfield development of middleware and new products, based around a microservices architecture using:
- Golang
- Kubernetes
- MongoDB
- Message Queues
- AWS
- Plus some other cool tools and tech
Hard requirements would be strong Go experience, with K8s and Mongo to back it up.
About the Company
The company has a base in the UK but have developers all across Europe, and are looking for a Backend Golang Engineer, offering fully remote working from the UK.
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About the Role
This is a SportsTech with a progressive and fun company atmosphere, offering a salary up to £65k, and a chance to build and work with some amazing products for F1, Football, Volleyball, Cricket, Rugby, Esports, and much more! Any experience in this domain is welcomed and building middleware for things like ticketing, payment providers (e.g., Stripe) or similar is also a good crossover.
They encourage career and personal progression and offer additional working flexibility. There is a completely up-to-date tech stack, so this is a great opportunity to work with the latest technologies on some fantastic client projects!


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Requirements
This Backend Golang Engineer role is a hands-on position and you will need a minimum of 4 years current experience working with Golang as your primary programming language, and be comfortable managing your own CI/CD pipelines, etc.
How to Apply
To apply for this role please send your CV to Rob Goffin at IT Recruitment Solutions now.
Keywords: Golang Engineer, Go Developer, Backend Engineer, Fully Remote, Sports Technology, UK, Permanent
Salary: £60,000 - £65,000 + Fully Remote
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