Backend GOLANG Software Engineers 100% remote in the UK

Backend GOLANG Software Engineers 100% remote in the UK

This is a new and exclusive opportunity for a Backend GO Software Engineer for a 100% remote in the UK to join a thriving start up software business

Role details

• Title: Backend GO Software Engineers
• Location: 100% remote in the UK
• Permanent role salary 70,000- 125,000 plus equity and bonus
• Requirements: extensive GOLANG knowledge and experience, experience in a start up is beneficial but not essential

This role is for a Backend GOLANG Software Engineer to join this start up business, and this role is 100% remote in the UK

As a Senior Software Engineer on the Engineering team, you'll build and evolve the systems behind our agentic development experience.

You'll stay hands-on, solve complex technical problems, and work closely with Product, Design, and other engineers to ship reliable agentic experiences.

What you'll do here

• Design and build production systems in Go, with work across React and TypeScript where needed.
• Contribute to design reviews, code reviews, and technical discussions.

What we're looking for

• Strong experience building and operating production software systems.
• Hands-on experience with Go.
• Experience with React and TypeScript.
• Experience building systems around LLMs or agentic workflows.
• Experience with start ups is beneficial but not essential

This is a great opportunity to join a thriving start up business who are genuinely investing in getting the right talent on board and have bright ambitions

This role is also fully remote 100% remote so you get huge flexibility to just do your job!

For more information, and the chance to be considered, please do send through a CV

Good luck

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