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Job Description:- Position: Golang Developer Location: Bhubaneswar Experience: 2+ Years Company Introduction iServeU is a modern banking infrastructure provider in APAC region, empowering financial enterprises with embedded fintech solutions for their customers. iServeU is one of the few certified partners with National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI), VISA for various products. iServeU also provides a cloud-native, micro services-enabled, distributed platform with over 5000 possible product configurations with a low code/no code interface to banks, NBFCs, Fintech, and other regulated entities. We process around 2500 transactions per second by levering distributed & auto scale technology like K8. Our core platform combines of 1200+ micro services. Our customer list includes Fintech start-ups, top tier private banks to PSU bank. We operate in five countries and help customers constantly change the way financial institutions operate and innovate. Our solutions currently empowers over 20 banks and 250+ enterprises across India and abroad. Our platform seamlessly manages the entire transaction lifecycle, including withdrawals, deposits, transfers, payments, and lending through various channels like digital, branch, agents. Our team of 500+ employees, with over 80% in technology roles is spread across offices in Bhubaneswar, Bangalore and Delhi. We have raised $8 million in funding to support our growth and innovation. For more details visit: www.iserveu.in Requirements Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain backend applications using Golang. Build and maintain REST APIs and gRPC services. Develop scalable microservices and integrate with internal and third-party systems. Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code. Optimize application performance, reliability, and scalability. Collaborate with Product, QA, DevOps, and cross-functional teams. Participate in code reviews and technical discussions. Troubleshoot and resolve production issues. Leverage AI-powered developer tools (such as GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, Cursor, or similar) to improve productivity, code quality, debugging, documentation, and test case generation while validating AI-generated outputs. Required Skills Strong knowledge of Golang. Hands-on experience with REST APIs and gRPC. Good understanding of Goroutines, Channels, and Concurrency. Basic understanding of Microservices architecture. Experience with PostgreSQL/MySQL. Familiarity with Redis or caching mechanisms. Basic knowledge of Docker and Git. Understanding of CI/CD concepts. Good problem-solving and debugging skills. Good to Have Basic knowledge of Kubernetes and cloud platforms (AWS/GCP). Experience in FinTech, Payments, or Banking domain. Familiarity with AI-assisted software development workflows and prompt engineering. Qualification B.Tech or MCA from a recognized university. Preferred Qualities Strong analytical and communication skills. Quick learner with a passion for backend technologies. Ability to work effectively in an Agile environment. Eagerness to learn new technologies, including AI-assisted development practices. .
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