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Golang Backend Developer

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Summary

Noesis is hiring a Golang Backend Developer in Portugal to develop and maintain backend services in a cloud-first AWS environment, covering code, infrastructure-as-code, automated tests, and CI/CD pipelines through production. Core stack: Go, AWS, Docker, PostgreSQL/Redis/DynamoDB, and event-driven tools like Kafka or SQS.

Main Tasks And Responsibilities

Noesis is looking for candidates with the following profile:

  • Develop and maintain backend services using Golang within a cloud-first AWS environment;
  • Implement technical solutions, including code, infrastructure-as-code, automated tests, and CI/CD pipelines, from development through to production;
  • Participate in code reviews and collaborate with the squad to ensure code quality, security, scalability, and maintainability;
  • Contribute to technical documentation and the continuous improvement of systems, architectures, and development practices.

Requirements

  • Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Engineering, or a related field;
  • Experience or strong interest in backend development with Golang;
  • Knowledge of AWS, Docker, Git, and CI/CD;
  • Experience with relational and/or NoSQL databases, particularly PostgreSQL, Redis/Valkey, or DynamoDB;
  • Familiarity with messaging systems and event-driven architectures, such as Kafka or SQS;
  • Knowledge of unit and integration testing and software architecture principles such as DDD or Clean Architecture;
  • Strong problem-solving, collaboration, and learning mindset.

All our recruitment and selection processes are based on equal opportunities, valuing the competence and potential of each person and ensuring that no candidate is discriminated on the grounds of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, religion or physical condition.

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