Go Developer in Dominion

We are a global Services and Solutions company with 9,000 employees in more than 38 countries serving more than 1,000 customers. We develop custom software following strict quality standards and agile methodologies. Our goal is to maximize the efficiency of processes through the innovative and intelligent application of technology. We work in the fields of Technology, Telecommunications, Industry and Energy, and provide services in B2C environments.

North Two Five is a technology consulting firm that advises, architects, designs, develops and supports enterprise-level to startup web and mobile platforms, helping clients reach their goals and grow their businesses. They have been providing technology solutions since 2010.

We are looking for a great Go developer who possesses a strong understanding of how best to leverage and exploit the language’s unique paradigms, idioms, and syntax. Your primary focus will be on developing Go packages and programs that are scalable and maintainable. You will ensure that these Go packages and programs are well documented and has a reasonable test coverage. You will coordinate with the rest of the team working on different layers of the infrastructure. A commitment to collaborative problem solving, sophisticated design, and quality product is essential.

Main responsibilities:

• Writing scalable, robust,, testable, efficient, and easily maintainable code
• Translating software requirements into stable, working, high performance software
• Playing a key role in architectural and design decisions, building toward an efficient micro services distributed architecture

• Advanced English
• 4+ years of experience
• Strong knowledge of Go programming language, paradigms, constructs, and idioms
• Knowledge of common Goroutine and channel patterns
• Experience with the full site of Go frameworks and tools, including:
  • Dependency management tools such as Godep, Sltr, etc.
  • Go’s templating language
  • Go’s code generation tools, such as Stringer
  • Popular Go web frameworks, such as Revel
  • Router packages, such as Gorilla Mux
• Ability to write clean and effective Godoc comments