Position: Golang developer
Company: Nearshorefriends GmbH
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

Our Client is a start-up spirit fintech company, providing a  banking platform enabling businesses to create custom solutions for their financial needs. Platform is built in a modular way allowing partners to easily integrate through APIs and access a range of solutions including BKYC, Digital Banking, Cards, Payments, and Lending.
Responsibilities

Depending on your level of experience, your responsibilities and scope of role will vary. We don’t care much about fancy titles, but rather about real personal and professional development.

As a Golang Engineer you will:

Ensure on-time delivery of new features and services
Maintain and evolve the existing landscape of tools
Deliver quality code in an efficient manner
Take end-to-end ownership of our fleet of microservices
Collaborate with fellow engineers, agile coaches and product owners
Mentor more junior teammates
Who you are

You have proven commercial experience with Go
You have experience in the areas of API development and system design
You have profound experience with AWS
You have microservices knowledge
You understand agile workflows and lean principles
You are a proactive peer and help the growth of your team
You are a curious, constant learner and share your learnings with others
You know how to keep a work-life balance
You communicate well in written and verbal English
Awesome extras

You can work with infrastructure tools like Docker and Concourse
You can translate tech topics to a business audience
What We Offer

Fair compensation
Learning budget for conferences, books and everything you need to grow
Flexible hours, Possibility to work from home
Be a part of diverse team of 50+ nations
Microservice architecture and polyglot tech stack (ruby, golang, Elixir, java, python, AWS)
Clear learning framework to support your career goals
Medical insurance and partial sports compensation;
German and English classes.