Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Go) for Real-Time UI Platform

nahc.io; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 900,000 - 1,500,000; Full time

Job summary

nahc.io is hiring experienced full-stack engineers to build the user interfaces and services behind mission-criti cal financial applications, including visual analytics platforms and data-driven tools used by traders, researchers, and analysts.

You will work on TypeScript front-ends and the Go services that serve them as the team evolves its applications into a modular, plugin-based platform that other engineers build on.

Qualifications

• 7+ years hands-on full-stack development and production ownership.
• Proficiency in TypeScript, HTML, CSS with modern front-end frameworks.
• Strong Go experience to design, build, and operate production services.
• Experience handling real-time data streams via WebSockets or SSE.
• Strong performance optimizations for data-heavy apps and JS runtime.
• Testing discipline with unit/integration tests.
• Excellent cross-functional communication and cloud familiarity (AWS, GCP, or Azure).

Responsibilities

• Translate complex workflows into elegant UI solutions with traders/researchers.
• Design and implement front-ends using current-generation TS frameworks (Svelte, React, or Vue).
• Design, build, and operate Go back-end services with end-to-end data contracts.
• Build reusable UI modules, component libraries, and SDKs for a modular platform.
• Render real-time market and on-chain data using canvas charts and D3.js.
• Drive architecture/performance decisions and mentor engineers on best practices.

Skills

Full-stack dev

TypeScript

Go

Real-time data

WebSockets

Testing

Cloud familiarity

Docker

CI/CD

Observability

Tools

Docker

CI/CD

Datadog

Job description

nahc.io is hiring experienced full-stack engineers to build the user interfaces and services behind mission-criti cal financial applications, including visual analytics platforms and data-driven tools used by traders, researchers, and analysts.

You will work on TypeScript front-ends and the Go services that serve them as the team evolves its applications into a modular, plugin-based platform that other engineers build on.