Go Developer

Role - GoLang Developer

Work Mode: Hybrid – 3 Days

Location: Hyderabad – Only Local Candidates

Experience: 7–10 Years

Job Type: C2H - 6 months Contract ( Extendable)

Shift: Afternoon Shift – Starts at 12:00/1:00 PM

Key Responsibilities

• Design and build integration services and APIs in Go, applying appropriate integration and design patterns including message routing, transformation, idempotency, retry/backoff, circuit breaker, saga/compensation, and outbox.
• Build event-driven flows using SQS, SNS, and Lambda, including ordering, deduplication, dead-letter handling, and replay strategy.
• Containerize services and deploy to EKS/Kubernetes; own Helm charts, resource sizing, health/readiness probes, autoscaling, and rollout strategy.
• Model and optimize data access against RDS, including schema design, indexing, connection pooling, transaction boundaries, and migrations.
• Translate integration requirements into interface contracts and sequence flows; document API and event schemas and drive versioning discipline.
• Build observability from day one through structured logging, metrics, distributed tracing, and alerting on integration SLAs.
• Use AI-assisted development tooling such as Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor to accelerate delivery while ensuring AI-generated code meets the required quality and security standards.
• Contribute to CI/CD pipelines, automated testing including unit, contract, and integration testing, and non-functional validation including load, failover, and resiliency.
• Provide code review, mentoring, and technical guidance to mid-level developers; raise design risks early to the Tech Lead.

Must-Have Qualifications

Go Development

Go hands-on experience is non-negotiable.

3+ years of experience writing production Go.

Strong understanding of goroutines, channels, context propagation, error handling, and interface-driven design.

Experience with Go web/API frameworks and gRPC or REST service development.

Ability to profile and tune Go services for memory, concurrency, and latency.