Golang Engineer

Company : Authnull

Job Type : Full Time

Chennai, India

Job Description - Golang Engineer

The Elevator Pitch: Why would you enjoy this new opportunity?

AuthNull is a next generation cybersecurity company focused on building passwordless Privileged Access Management (PAM). You might be interested in this opportunity because this involves you being a core member of a team building the next generation security solution which operates at the intersection of AI, and Cybersecurity.

Who are we looking for?

We are looking for someone with a strong technical vision, who can deliver complex on -prem software

Work with REST APIs, databases, message queues, distributed tracing, monitoring, and more.

Debug Golang code as all of our services are written in Go.

You will write automated tests in Go to validate and secure critical customer functionality

You will be responsible for delivering your code changes to production and monitoring/maintaining our CI/CD pipelines.

You will take on -call responsibilities where you will triage, troubleshoot, and mitigate production issues.

Work directly with Technical Project Managers and
Product Managers to understand requirements better, and define the scope
of work

Requirements

- 3+ years of golang, java or other similar programming languages

- experience in working in distributed teams

- experience in having shipped on prem software is a plus

- knowledge of open source RDBMS is a must, graph databases is a plus.

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