Tech Lead (Golang)

Role Summary

As a Tech Lead (Golang) you will be entrusted with the responsibility of crafting high-quality solutions for premier investment banks globally. Your daily tasks will encompass working within a Scrum framework, developing innovative functionalities, conducting module testing, documenting your progress, and reporting to the Team Leader.
Key Activities

- Backend Development: Design and construct advanced backend services using the Go programming language

- Collaboration: Work in synergy with cross-functional teams to conceptualize, design, and deliver new features

- Data Integration: Interface with external data sources and APIs

- Quality Assurance: Conduct unit tests on code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and overall reliability

- Continuous Improvement: Continually discover, assess, and implement new technologies to optimize development efficiency

- Bug Fixing: Address bug fixing and enhance application performance

Required Skills
This is an NON-managerial role which requires:

- 10+ years of working experience in software development

- A minimum of 5 years of professional experience as a backend Golang Developer

- Have a good command of English

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Hands-on experience in backend development

- Experience with OOP, MVC Design Pattern, Clean Architecture, Go Routines, and Unit Tests

- Comprehensive understanding of the full backend development life cycle

- Experience with databases such as PostgreSQL or MySQL

- Experience in full-stack engineering would be a plus

Nice-to-have requirements:

- Familiarity with JIRA or other project management tools

- Experience in CI/CD, Docker, and static code quality analytics

- Experience in database management and optimization

- Experience in designing and developing RESTful APIs

- Experience with cloud platforms like AWS or Azure

What can we offer you?

- Competitive salary

- 13th-month salary guarantee

- Performance bonus

- Professional English course for employees

- Premium health insurance

- Extensive annual leave

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