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David Careers

Python Go Backend Engineer ( LATAM )

Posted 3 days ago

a5 talent findersMillbrae (CA)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50,000 per year

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About the role

LATAM Python Go Backend Engineer (Remote) The successful candidate will join a growth-stage company in a crucial role, developing the core infrastructure and systems that power a unique, innovative platform. This is an opportunity to make a major contribution in a fast-paced environment.
Key Job Information: Work Type: Fully Remote Employment: Full-Time
Experience: Requires 2+ years of professional backend software engineer experience
Salary Range: $50,000 - $90,000 per year
Visa Sponsorship: Not available for this role
Responsibilities:
  • (What You'll Do):Architect and build scalable, high-performance backend systems utilizing modern languages, including Python, Go, Rust, and WebAssemblyUtilize various cloud services, such as Amplify, Lightsail, and Fargate, to construct a robust and secure infrastructure
  • Work with both relational databases, like PostgreSQL, and NoSQL solutions, such as MongoDB and vector databases
  • Work in close partnership with the foundational engineering team to deliver features that have a high impact
  • Be given the opportunity to influence the overall direction and product vision of the platform
  • Qualifications and Experience (Requirements):A minimum of 2+ years of full-time, post-graduate software engineering experience is required
  • Demonstrated proficiency in programming languages like Python and GoFamiliarity with cloud infrastructure, specifically AWS services (Amplify, Lightsail, Fargate), and the implementation of Access Control Lists (ACL)
  • Experience with various databases, including PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Vector Databases
  • Must be adaptive and able to move quickly, capable of rapid response and changing projects as needed (you will not be responsible for more than two codebases concurrently)
  • Must have the ability to work during standard Pacific Standard Time (PST) hours
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English

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