Doghouse Recruitment
Senior Golang Developer
Doghouse RecruitmentNetherlands6 days ago
Full-timeRemote FriendlyInformation Technology, Engineering

Are you passionate about the combined possibilities of Golang & Kubernetes? And interested to be a frontrunner in building the architecture & software of a new private cloud solution with a global footprint?


Keywords: Golang, Microservices, Kubernetes, Java, Jenkins, Ansible, Terraform, Puppet, Unix/Linux.


In this greenfield product, you would be building high-performing, highly available, highly scalable & distributed software on top of Kubernetes clusters. On top of this, customers are enabled to manage and deploy a wide variety of Apps. This sophisticated product will be built according to a progressive Microservices Based Architecture.


You will be part of a scrum team that focuses on delivering a product that enables companies and teams to adopt a flexible but predictable model to scale App deployments faster while ensuring high-quality standards and controls are met.


You’re solid with Golang & Kubernetes and have demonstrable experience in building high-quality CI/CD tooling. Plus you have a track record in designing modern and powerful microservices-based architectures.


Requirements:

  • Solid track record (minimum 3 years) with Golang;
  • Demonstrable experience with working with Kubernetes;
  • Experience with Microservices Based Architecture;
  • Senior skills in Jenkins and/or Ansible;
  • Big fan of Agile, Scrum, Kanban;
  • Strong focus on testing (well thought out unit and integration tests) and automation;
  • Are or admire to be a core product developer;
  • Being flexible and balanced, ready to constant changes and innovation;
  • Excellent communication in English.


Next to the interesting and challenging work, you will work together with best-of-breed engineers, and experience a great company culture.


Where: Amsterdam (Hybrid)

€ up to 120K + approx. 25% bonus


Interested? Please contact me at [email protected]

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