Senior Backend Engineer
Summary
Senior Backend Engineer at Q Mart, a Saudi e-commerce company based in Jeddah, builds and maintains scalable Go microservices for orders, payments, logistics, and inventory — including REST/gRPC APIs, PostgreSQL optimization, and message-broker-based systems. On-site role collaborating with frontend, mobile, and DevOps teams.
We’re Hiring: Senior Backend Engineer (Go/Golang)
Q Mart | Building the Future of Saudi E-Commerce
Location: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (On-site)
About Q Mart
At Q Mart, we’re building the next generation of Saudi e-commerce systems; scalable, reliable, and built for growth.
We’re a focused, ambitious team driven by innovation, engineering excellence, and a commitment to building technology that solves real-world challenges. We value collaboration, continuous improvement, and creating reliable solutions that make a meaningful impact as our platform grows.
What You’ll Do
- Design, build, and maintain scalable backend services using Go.
- Develop and improve microservices powering orders, payments, logistics, and inventory.
- Build reliable RESTful and gRPC APIs for web and mobile applications.
- Design and optimize PostgreSQL databases and queries.
- Improve system performance, reliability, and scalability.
- Work closely with frontend, mobile, and DevOps teams.
- Contribute to code reviews and backend architecture decisions.
What We’re Looking For
- +4 years of backend development experience.
- Strong proficiency in Go, including concurrency.
- Solid experience with PostgreSQL, microservices, and REST APIs.
- Understanding of distributed systems and message brokers such as Kafka or RabbitMQ.
- Familiarity with Docker, CI/CD, and monitoring tools.
- Strong problem-solving skills and a focus on clean, maintainable code.
Why Join Q Mart?
- Solve real-world engineering challenges at scale.
- Make meaningful technical decisions and shape our architecture.
- Work in a collaborative, fast-moving engineering environment.
- Help build the future of e-commerce in Saudi Arabia.
