Software Engineer – Golang; C# Migration Exposure

Overview

Software Engineer – Golang (with C# Migration Exposure) will work on a Go-based production system while supporting the ongoing migration to C#. The role aims to add new features and maintain existing functionality without regression during the migration.

Location:

Dallas, TX - Local candidates preferred. Onsite five days a week.

Duration:
Long Term Contract

Experience level: 12+ years overall is noted in the original description.

• Contribute to the enhancement and maintenance of a production application currently written in Go.
• Develop new features and support bug fixes in the Golang codebase while collaborating with teams migrating code to C#.
• Collaborate with Product, QA, and Dev Ops to ensure stability and continuity of service.
• Participate in code reviews, write unit/integration tests, and ensure high-quality delivery in a CI/CD environment.
• Help identify and bridge gaps or potential issues from migrating core functionality from Go to C#.
• Write documentation and provide support during the transition to ensure nothing is lost or overlooked.
• Support knowledge transfer and potentially assist with portions of the migration if needed.

• 7+ years of professional experience in Go (Golang) development.
• Experience with building and maintaining scalable backend services and RESTful APIs.
• Solid understanding of microservices architecture and distributed systems.
• Familiarity with software migration practices, including reverse engineering and feature parity validation.
• Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail during parallel development and migration.
• Experience with Git and Agile/Scrum environments.
• Comfortable working with CI/CD pipelines and containerization tools (e.g., Docker).

• Seniority level:
  Mid-Senior level
• Employment type:
  
  Full-time
• Job function:
  Other
• Industry: IT Services and IT Consulting

Note:

This description retains the key requirements and responsibilities from the original posting while removing extraneous boilerplate.