Position: Senior Backend Developer (Golang)
Company: Skillers
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

The Company is creating embedded multimedia software for the next generations of In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems for top brands automotive companies including 27 worldwide carmakers. For example, they work with such clients, as BMW, GM, Porsche, Toyota and other known German and international car manufacturers.

**THE ROLE**:  As a cloud backend developer, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining the company's cloud services. This includes caching, security and identity services, and when needed frontend applications. A firm grasp of cloud architecture is required, specifically related to scalability, distributed systems and databases. Although you will not maintain build pipelines, you will be involved in deployment strategies and therefore require a solid understanding of CI/CD, automated testing and release management.

**RESPONSIBILITIES**: 
- Develop and maintain backend media services in Go/Golang
- Define requirements for new features with internal stakeholders
- Develop new functionality in microservices architecture
- Integrate with internal infrastructure
- Cooperate with DevOps to design and implement the needed infrastructure for a 24/7/365 operations

**WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE**:
- Proficient in Go/Golang
- SQL Databases
- Experience with Microservices
- Proficient in English

WOULD BE A PLUS: 
- Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) experience
- Caching services
- REST API design
- Monitoring and analytics
- Service-oriented architectures
- Python
- Jira
- C++
- "Full-Stack" web development experience

**COMPANY OFFERS**: 
- Competitive salary; 
- Relocation package procedure and individual allowances depending on your family status; 
- Work permit receiving support; 
- All German social benefits for full-time employees; 
- Possibility to take a part in the process of developing next-generation high-end automotive projects in skilled team.