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Pearson Carter Limited is seeking a Go Developer to help build high-performance backend services within a cloud-native, distributed system environment. The role offers a hybrid work setup in Brisbane with 3 days in the office and permanent, full-time employment.
You will design, develop and maintain backend services, APIs, and distributed components, collaborating with engineers, product managers and DevOps to advance modern cloud infrastructure.
Go Developer – Cloud & Distributed Systems
Location: Brisbane, QLD
Salary: 160,000 – 180,000 Super
Work Arrangement: Hybrid – 3 days in the office
Employment Type: Permanent, Full-Time
An established Australian technology company is expanding its engineering team as it invests in a new generation of cloud-native platforms. The business develops scalable software solutions for enterprise clients across logistics, financial services and supply chain management.
With a growing customer base and several major platform initiatives underway, the company is looking for a talented Go Developer to help build reliable backend systems that can handle increasing workloads and complex integrations.
As a Go Developer, you will work within a collaborative engineering team responsible for designing, developing and maintaining high-performance backend services. You will contribute to the architecture of distributed systems and help deliver secure, scalable APIs that support business-critical applications.
Working closely with software engineers, product managers and DevOps specialists, you will have the opportunity to influence technical decisions and contribute to the development of modern cloud infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities:
You are an experienced backend developer who enjoys solving complex technical problems and building software that performs reliably at scale. You take ownership of your work and thrive in an environment where engineers are encouraged to contribute ideas and continuously improve existing systems.
To be successful, you will have: