Position: Golang Engineer (Mid/Senior) for blockchain and health data projects
Company: the recruiting studio
Category: Golang
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper
Published: 2021-08-01T00:00:00+03:00

**About MAKE**
MAKE is a USA headquartered software development firm. We specialize in various industries, including public health data platforms and blockchain technology. In public health data, we work closely with the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluations (IHME) at the University of Washington (healthdata.org), an institution privately funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. With them, we’ve been enabling public health policy makers make data-based decisions for many years. In blockchain technology, we have been closely involved with the development and roll out of both Level 1 and Level 2 blockchain protocols. We contribute to core protocol development, as well as develop and exploit eco-system tools such as block explorers, staking solutions and middleware layers.

**Required Skills**
- At least five years of back-end experience
- At least two years of experience with Golang
- Understanding of software design principles, knowing how to apply those principles
- Understanding of the back-end infrastructure and its most common components (databases, caches, message brokers)
- Understanding of Golang concurrency model
- Experience with Linux based OS
- Understanding of scrum-like iterative development processes
- Comfortable with version control, build and test automation, continuous integration
- English proficiency sufficient to communicate with American co-workers

**Bonus Skills**
- Experience with AWS (especially EC2, RDS, ECS, Amazon MQ)
- Experience with Clickhouse
- Experience with Rust

**Location**
The position is remote. We have team members in Wroclaw, as well as Ukraine. Geographic proximity may allow for
future in-person collaboration.

**Interview steps**
1. HR interview (15 min)
2. Interview with Team-lead (video-call, about 1 h)
3. Interview with CTO (video-call, 30 min)