Senior Integrations Developer (Go)
arsenal aiKansas City (MO)
About the role
Senior Software Engineer, Integrations Contract-to-Hire | Remote | US Citizenship Required Arsenal AI is hiring two Senior Software Engineers to join a high-impact integration team supporting a rapidly growing healthcare technology platform. This role focuses on building and scaling enterprise-grade integrations with Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems and external partners. This is a contract-to-hire role. Engineers embed within an Arsenal AI delivery pod and can convert to a full-time role with the client based on performance and business needs.
WHAT YOU'LL DO:
EHR and partner integrations: Design, build, and maintain scalable integrations with Electronic Health Record systems and third-party platforms. API and backend development: Develop RESTful APIs and backend services that power enterprise-grade integrations. Cloud-native engineering: Work in a cloud-native environment using AWS services including ECS/Fargate. Code quality and mentorship: Participate in code reviews and mentor junior engineers to maintain high engineering standards. Production support: Troubleshoot production issues and keep integration touchpoints reliable. Architecture and workflow: Improve system architecture and development workflows to support long-term scalability. WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR5+ years of software engineering experience Experience with distributed systems and APIsProficiency in a backend language (Golang preferred) Cloud experience (AWS preferred) Strong understanding of system design and databasesUS citizenshipTECH STACKGolang
- AWS (ECS/Fargate)
- PostgreSQL
- Angular
- Jenkins
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