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Go Developer

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fox service companySeattle (WA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$78,000 - $118,000 per year

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About the role

We're a no-ego technology shop in WA hunting for a Go Developer who'd rather delete code than add it. Few Seattle employers pair $78,000 - $118,000 with this much technology autonomy, and fewer still ask only 1 years to earn it.
Key Responsibilities: Turn vague technology tickets into crisp, testable Linux acceptance criteria Wire up Prioritization feature flags so Fox Corporation can test on Seattle traffic risk-free Collaborate with product and design teams to ship features end to end Respond to on-call rotations and participate in incident postmortems Trace a technology number back through Linux services until it finally adds up Trace a fast-growing technology bug across three React services to the one bad line Integrate third-party services and internal tools into the Fox Corporation stack Own the builder-led Linux subsystem that the rest of Fox Corporation quietly depends on What You'll Bring Self-direction that survives a quiet Slack channel The communication discipline to over-share early and trim later Demonstrated ability to teach what you know to someone greener The patience to mentor without taking over the keyboard Experience at the junior level inside an internship role Comfort presenting to a WA-wide audience without a script Experience translating Attention to Detail complexity for a non-technical audience Fox Corporation is a Seattle, WA-based company on an agile path to redefine the technology industry. We hand new Go Developer hires real ownership early because trust given freely tends to be returned. The Go Developer role earns $78,000 - $118,000 and opens doors to cross-functional projects that accelerate your React and Nginx growth. Updated today and reviewed daily, the technology role stays open. If steady internship work with real stakes appeals to you, the Go Developer chair is waiting.

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