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Somewhere is looking for a Senior Go API Engineer to own the reliability and observability of our API surface, including several Go services and Cloud Functions. You will drive on-call readiness, monitoring, and incident response in a distributed system.
You should have 5+ years operating production API/backend services, deep HTTP knowledge, MySQL experience, and strong Go fundamentals. This is a remote, full-time role with opportunities to influence architecture and tooling.
Salary :
₱3,300 - 4,800 monthly
Company : Somewhere
Job Type : Full Time Remote / Work from Home
Public-Facing Job Description Senior Go API Engineer
Sourcing Location: Philippines
Salary: $3300 - $4800
About the Company
We provide an enterprise content management platform that powers websites serving hundreds of millions of requests monthly. Our API surface — spanning several Go services and Cloud Functions — is how our platform's data and logic reach the rest of our stack and our customers' integrations.
About the role
We're looking for a Senior Go API Engineer to take ownership of reliability and observability across our API surface: 4 existing repos and multiple Cloud Functions today, with more to come.
At its core this is a service-operation role. The fundamentals carry the weight: HTTP semantics, database performance, caching strategy, monitoring discipline, and debugging instinct under production pressure — across service boundaries, not just within one. Go is the language these services are written in. Fluency is required, but the deeper signal we're looking for is engineering judgment around how distributed API services behave under load, and how to find the fault when four different systems could be at fault.
Concrete work in scope includes:
The ideal candidate
An engineer who's operated Go API services in production, not just built them. Has internalized how HTTP behaves on the wire, what makes a database query fast or slow, why a CDN serves a stale response, and what a goroutine leak looks like at 2am. Comfortable on a production incident page. Writes clearly. Pushes back when something looks wrong. Has formed opinions about where AI tools accelerate development and where they get in the way.
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