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Backend Engineer (PHP/Golang)

Open 33d

You will develop and maintain scalable backend services that power innovative products used by game developers and players worldwide. You'll design and implement new services to support product features, proactively propose ideas for improving the product, and collaborate with engineers, product managers, designers, and QA to deliver end-to-end solutions. You'll own your code in production by monitoring, debugging, and continuously improving service performance and reliability. You'll write automated tests and follow CI/CD best practices to ensure high-quality deployments, and participate in code reviews, technical discussions, and knowledge sharing across teams.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain new functionality
  • Design and implement new services to support product features
  • Proactively propose ideas for improving the product
  • Collaborate with engineers, product managers, designers, and QA to deliver end-to-end solutions
  • Own your code in production by monitoring, debugging, and continuously improving service performance and reliability
  • Write automated tests and follow CI/CD best practices to ensure high-quality deployments
  • Participate in code reviews, technical discussions, and knowledge sharing across teams

Requirements

  • Experience in programming and backend development of industrial web applications using PHP and/or Golang
  • Strong understanding of algorithms and data structures
  • Understanding of decomposition principles, OOP, and design patterns
  • Ability to write testable code, including unit and functional tests
  • Good command of SQL, database design, and OLTP/OLAP approaches
  • Ability to participate effectively in team-based development
  • English proficiency at B2 level

Benefits

  • Unlimited Flexible Time Off
  • Personalized career roadmap

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