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EPAM
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Middle Go Developer

EPAMLviv, Ukraine
Work model
Remote
Experience
2+ years
Employment
Not specified
Compensation
Not disclosed
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Role description

We are looking for a Middle Go Developer to join a team delivering a high-performance ecosystem, building automated processing, backend services, and integration capabilities that ensure seamless operational flow and next-generation engagement.

Responsibilities

  • Build ingestion, routing, and integration endpoints for a high-performance ecosystem
  • Develop low-latency APIs to safely ingest, stream, and parse multi-format files without heavy RAM overhead
  • Design and implement robust connectors to external systems such as ERPs, storefronts, and email APIs
  • Process dynamic incoming webhooks and ensure reliable data handling
  • Work with transactional messaging and queuing systems to guarantee order delivery
  • Manage database connections to support data resiliency and consistency
  • Write clean, well-tested code with a focus on graceful error handling for pipeline failures
  • Optimize concurrent programming logic for performance and scalability
  • Support automated processing, backend services, and back-office interfaces

Requirements

  • 2+ years of experience writing production-grade Go
  • Expertise in concurrent programming, including Goroutines, Channels, and Context management
  • Experience writing low-latency REST/gRPC APIs using Gin, Fiber, or Echo
  • Background in building connectors to external systems such as ERPs, storefronts, and email APIs
  • Experience working with messaging and queuing systems such as RabbitMQ, Kafka, or AWS SQS
  • Familiarity with database technologies such as PostgreSQL and Redis
  • Proficiency in writing unit tests using go test and mock frameworks
  • Understanding of graceful error handling for pipeline failures