Software Engineer Golang

Job Title: Software Engineer – Golang (with C# Migration Exposure)Location: Dallas, TX – Need local – (5days onsite a week)Duration: Long Term ContractOver all 12+ yearsJob Summary:We are looking for a proactive and detail-oriented Software Engineer with strong Golang expertise to support our ongoing application development efforts while we progressively transition the codebase to C#. This role is critical in ensuring that new features and maintenance tasks continue seamlessly in the current Go-based system, without introducing regression or loss of functionality during the migration process.Key Responsibilities: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 closely with cross-functional teams including Product, QA, and DevOps 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 that may arise from migrating core functionality from Go to C#.Write documentation and provide support during the transition phase to ensure nothing is lost or overlooked in the process.Assist in knowledge transfer and potentially support portions of the migration if needed.Required Skills & Qualifications: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 — especially important during parallel development and migration.Experience with version control tools like Git, and working in an Agile/Scrum environment.Comfortable working with CI/CD pipelines and containerization tools (e.g., Docker).

Created: 2026-03-10