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Golang Developer

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Location: Berlin (on-site)
Language: German

Our client operates Germany’s largest comparison portal, helping millions of users find the best travel deals. Their team is building a cutting-edge online flight booking platform that allows travelers to seamlessly search, compare, and book flights from multiple airlines—all through a fast, intuitive, and user-friendly interface.

Now, they are transforming their backend operations and assembling a brand-new team to drive innovation and efficiency. This is your chance to join from the ground up, shape the future of travel technology, and work in a dynamic, agile environment!


Responsibilities:
  • You set new standards and contribute to making the company's product faster and more efficient.
  • From requirement analysis to designing the overall architecture and implementing individual components—you build it, you own it.
  • Your focus is on developing high-performance software with fast response times and scalable architecture, always ensuring clean and efficient code.
  • You drive automation by establishing a robust CI/CD pipeline, including linting, unit and system testing, and ensuring observability and monitoring.



Requirements

  • Professional experience as a developer.
  • Good skills in Golang or another programming language (e.g. Java, PHP, C++, Rust).
  • Passion for developing in-memory databases and optimized software.
  • Good knowledge of MySQL is an advantage.
  • Quality awareness, independent work, and problem-solving.
  • Fluent German skills.


Benefits

Join a company that values you! Enjoy a competitive salary, career growth, flexible work options, free daily meals, and fitness perks. Get top equipment from day one and easy commuting benefits. Plus, connect through team events and a vibrant work culture!

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