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Golang Engineer / Golang Developer

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purple drivePhoenix (AZ)

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Purple DriveGolang Engineer / Golang Developer Share Phoenix, AZ PDT
Overview: The Engineer II - Premium serves as a senior individual contributor with end-to-end technical and delivery ownership for complex backend and frontend systems. This role is accountable for interpreting the roadmap-level technical strategy and developing the execution strategy for other engineers, translating architectural vision and enterprise standards into clear, actionable engineering plans. They will own the development, quality, resiliency, observability, and operational readiness across the full lifecycle-from proof of concept through general availability and iterative refinement. The role partners closely with Staff Architects and senior stakeholders, drives technical direction, establishes governance standards, and acts as the primary technical escalation point for Engineer II and Engineer III, providing design guidance, trade-off analysis, and prioritization to unblock delivery and reduce risk. The Engineer II - Premium is wholly responsible for delivering defined initiatives and ensuring alignment with enterprise engineering standards.· 8+ years of professional software engineering experience· Deep expertise in Golang, distributed systems, and cloud-native architectures· Strong hands-on experience with Kubernetes, Docker, GitHub, CI/CD pipelines· Proven experience leading end-to-end delivery of large-scale systems· Advanced knowledge of testing, observability, and production operations· Demonstrated ability to influence senior technical and business stakeholders· Strong written and visual communication skills for technical documentation and diagrams

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