Position: Back End Engineer (Golang)
Company: Clover Dynamics
Category: Golang
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

Customer - Berlin (Germany)
The team is developing AI-driven Algo-trading technology in the
age of renewables to contribute to the efficiency of our electricity grid.
We are fundamentally rethinking how energy is traded and need your help.

Your role will be to work closely with our Data Science team to develop modular applications to enhance our core algo trader. As part of the Backend team, you will be part of the foundation on which the product is built.

▶What you'll be doing:
Develop performant, efficient, and scalable code in both Go and Python
Help make technical architecture and design decisions
Develop test suites (standard library testing for Go, pytest for Python) for our applications
Deploy applications on AWS
Review code written by other team members, give feedback, and monitor deployed applications
Interface with and help maintain our database & cache

▶What you need to bring:
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related technical field.
Extensive experience working with systems-level programming languages such as Go. Python knowledge.
Hands-on experience working with APIs (REST preferred)
A detailed understanding of cloud technologies and containerization tools such as docker
Comfortable with SQL/NoSQL databases such as PostgreSQL/Redis and monitoring tools like Grafana
Applied experience with version control systems such as git

▶What you can expect from us:
- Flexible working hours
- A friendly and inclusive team of experienced software developers, data scientists, and entrepreneurs
- Opportunity to travel to Berlin HQ at your convenience
- Team events and continuous learning sessions
- Annual paid vacation, sick leaves, and state holidays celebration
- 4C program for developing professional skills
- Corporate gifts, celebrations, and fun activities

The client considers developers from the middle level to the senior. 
Let's try :)