Tech Lead/Sr Backend (Go) Developer

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Tech Lead / Senior Engineer (JavaScript, Python)

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Job description

About the Role We are looking for a unique Senior Backend Engineer who bridges the gap between powerful infrastructure and scalable, maintainable application architecture. You are as comfortable managing Kubernetes clusters as you are architecting complex server-side logic and ensuring long-term code health. In this role, you will own the full lifecycle: designing robust RESTful architectures, orchestrating containers via Kubernetes, and building systems that are as resilient as they are efficient. Key Responsibilities You’ll create and develop Kubernetes Operators using Go & Operator SDK, implemented as microservices. End-to-End Development: Design and develop high-performance web applications with a focus on high availability architectures and disaster recovery scenarios. Infrastructure & Orchestration: Manage containerized environments using Kubernetes or Docker Swarm (including deployment, scaling, and health. Requirements 7+ years of professional experience in Backend development, with minimum 5 years of experience in Go. Experience as a Tech lead/Team lead. Hands-on production experience with Kubernetes. Experience using Go & Operator SDK Experience with AWS. (proven experience developing and maintaining operators for managing resources in AWS) Advantage Proficiency in modern server-side languages such as Node.js, Python or Rust. Experience with GCP or Azure. Tagged as: AWS, DevOps, docker, Go, Golang, Kubernetes, node.js, Python, Rust, senior

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