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Dikshatek
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As engineering lead for one of our teams, you will build and drive solution delivery for our mission critical platform. You will be responsible for designing and implementing high availability, high-performance distributed systems. You will need to demonstrate strong experience in distributed architecture while being very hands-on in using Golang and Typescript.
You will be required to demonstrate technical leadership, best practices, conduct code reviews and provide team leadership to junior engineers.
Responsible and accountable for architecture, design, development and maintenance of performant, reliable and highly scalable web apps and services using Svelte, SvelteKit and Golang.
Lead team to deliver clean, maintainable, efficient and testable code, adhering to best practices and coding standards.
Ensure security and integrity of systems by implementing appropriate authentication, authorization, and data protection measures.
Ensure that team’s code is thoroughly tested and debugged, and collaborate with QA to ensure high-quality software delivery.
Component tests to demonstrate alignment to solution and framework requirements
Work with DevOps engineers to deploy and manage applications in production
Perform code reviews, provide suggestions for fixes and improvements for engineering team and guidance for team members
Develop and demonstrate a broad set of technology skills including Sveltekit, Golang, Java, microservice design patterns, open source libraries and frameworks, technological architecture and concepts
Troubleshoot and resolve production issues (e.g. bugs, performance bottlenecks..)
Ensure that documentation is up-to-date and accessible to the team.
3+ years experience in full stack web app development
3+ years leading full stack teams building highly performant web apps with Typescript and highly scalable microservices with Golang
2+ years of engineering management experience leading a team of 4+ engineers building scalable, enterprise class products
Experience with Git source code management
Experience in developing and deploying cloud based containerized microservices architectures and API design
Excellent English communication and interpersonal skills
Degree in computer science, electrical engineering or related field
Originally posted on Himalayas
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