Company: NodeMaven

‍Grade: Mid-Senior

Salary: 4000 EUR Gross

Workstyle: Full remote

Work Schedule: Full time

Language: English (B2+)

Contract type: B2B (PE)

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JOB DESCRIPTION:

Become a part of successful, swiftly expanding proxies provider company with the monthly growth rate of 30%!

As the Go Software Engineer, you will be developing new features to secure the growth. You’ll be the one to actually deal with the high requests rate, geographically distributed scaling, caching, vertical databases, metrics collection and more.‍

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Why work at NodeMaven?

You will have…

— An opportunity to set the foundation for future team members on the right standards and quality

— A chance to take a deep dive for yourself on how products evolve and actually see your actions result in product success

— Environment where results and outcome counts, not hours

— High impact on the business outcomes since the foundation team is forming

— A chance to get hands on experience and insight with building a successful product from scratch in growth phase

— A place in a product company, where you will have a significant impact on the growth and development of the processes, and an opportunity of growing as a professional yourself

Candidate Responsibilities:

— Create new code and maintain the existing one. Cover new features with tests. Support the whole product, make reviews and build theories about the product’s behaviour.

— Participate in ecosystem’s scaling. Propose technical solutions, review ones from team members. Mitigate the damage caused by infrastructural incidents.

— Perform code reviews and participate in technical discussions. Invest in overall company’s engineering culture.

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Candidate Requirements:

— Go - at least three years of proven career record

— Kubernetes - hands-on experience, deeper knowledge would be a plus

— Redis - comprehensive experience with caching, multilevel caching would be a plus

— Databases - relational: Postgres, vertical: Clickhouse

— High load experience - highly desired

— Network protocols knowledge - not necessary but desired

— Python - not necessary but highly desired