Position: Backend Engineer (Go)
Company: Adaptiq
Category: Golang
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

https://docs.lakefs.io/
Required skills
At least 5 years in building high throughput/low latency servers.
At least 3 years of experience developing distributed systems
Knowledge and experience with supporting production grade systems to ensure reliability, durability and performance.
Experienced with at least 1 common server side language such as Java/Rust/Scala/C/C++
Good grasp on infrastructure and related tooling — AWS/GCP, CI/CD, Docker, networking, Linux.
At least *basic* experience with frontend languages and frameworks — js, typescript, react, html, css
Desire to learn Go!

Responsibilities
Develop high end solutions to the technical challenges we will face when working to fulfil our mission.
Maintain the product in production to ensure the best possible service to our customers
Build a product that fits the market by taking part in analyzing the feedback from design partners and market
Work in a trusted team and ensure others on the team feel safe and trusted.

Project description
Our project is a is an open source platform that delivers resilience and manageability to object-storage based data lakes, the solution that works by extending existing object stores (e.g. S3) with advanced Git-like capabilities.
By supercharging the storage layer with ACID-like guarantees based on atomic branching/commiting/merging of changes, We free developers from the risks and complexities of managing data at scale:
Changes can be reverted instantly, writers have full control of when their data becomes visible to its consumers, and by applying CI rules, we can enforce standards and avoid costly mistakes.

Our culture
We believe in creating a safe and trusting environment, where we are all accountable for our work as a team and as individuals, we share the context so each one of us can take decisions and assist others in taking decisions.
We work for what we believe in, and we solve problems in a blame free environment.