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Full Stack Developer (GoLang)

Posted 10 days ago

samprasoftAkron (OH)

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About the role

Go Developer We are looking for a great Go developer who possesses a strong understanding of how best to leverage and exploit the language’s unique paradigms, idioms, and syntax. This person will be a part of a team rewriting legacy systems that are currently written in Lucy/ColdFusion to Go. Full stack developer who has familiarity at some level with Go, Node, Vue, SQL to help the international team stand up some additional services for our SaaS solution in Canada.
Required Skills: 3-5+ years of related experience required, and proficient in Go2+ years of experience with existing toolsets (Go, Git)2+ years’ experience with Go, Node, Vue and SQL.Understand more than one platform / language and can learn new technologies and can integrate technologies as well as use more advanced tools for your technology. (SQL, Linux and K8s preferred) Proficiency owning all aspects of a system lifecycle, from proper design, testing, deployment, metrics and monitoringExperience writing effective tests and appropriately integrating testing into the development process.
Job Duties: Developing Go packages and programs that are scalable and maintainable. Ensure that these Go packages and programs are well documented and have reasonable test coverage. Coordinate with the rest of the team working on different layers of the infrastructure.
Job Requirements: 3-5+ years of related experience required, and proficient in Go2+ years of experience with existing toolsets (Go, Git) Understand more than one platform / language and can learn new technologies and can integrate technologies as well as use more advanced tools for your technology. (SQL, Linux and K8s preferred) Proficiency owning all aspects of a system lifecycle, from proper design, testing, deployment, metrics and monitoringExperience writing effective tests and appropriately integrating testing into the development process.

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