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Tech Lead (Golang)

  • Dikshatek
  • Remote — Vietnam
  • Full Time
  • Developer

Role SummaryAs a Tech Lead (Golang) you will be entrusted with the responsibility of crafting high-quality solutions for premier investment banks globally. Your daily tasks will encompass working within a Scrum framework, developing innovative functionalities, conducting module testing, documenting your progress, and reporting to the Team Leader. Key Activities Backend Development: Design and construct advanced backend services using the Go programming language Collaboration: Work in synergy with cross-functional teams to conceptualize, design, and deliver new features Data Integration: Interface with external data sources and APIs Quality Assurance: Conduct unit tests on code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and overall reliability Continuous Improvement: Continually discover, assess, and implement new technologies to optimize development efficiency Bug Fixing: Address bug fixing and enhance application performance Required SkillsThis is an NON-managerial role which requires: 10+ years of working experience in software development A minimum of 5 years of professional experience as a backend Golang Developer Have a good command of English Hands-onexperience in backend development Experience with OOP, MVC Design Pattern, Clean Architecture, Go Routines, and Unit Tests Comprehensive understanding of the full backend development life cycle Experience with databases such as PostgreSQL or MySQL Experience in full-stack engineering would be a plus Nice-to-have requirements: Familiarity with JIRA or other project management tools Experience in CI/CD, Docker, and static code quality analytics Experience in database management and optimization Experience in designing and developing RESTful APIs Experience with cloud platforms like AWS or Azure What can we offer you? Competitive salary 13th-month salary guarantee Performance bonus Professional English course for employees Premium health insurance Extensive annual leave Originally posted on Himalayas