QA Automation | Go SQL

CRH Talento de IT; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Job summary

CRH Talento de IT is seeking a QA Automation Engineer with Go, AWS, and SQL expertise for a remote role based in Mexico. You will design, build, deploy, and maintain cloud-based services and microservices, ensuring code quality and continuous delivery across testing pipelines.

The ideal candidate has 2+ years in Go and 5+ years in software development, plus strong English (B2+). Experience with databases (PostgreSQL) and a polyglot approach is highly valued.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of strong Go experience
• 5+ years of total software development experience
• Significant experience designing, building, deploying, and maintaining cloud-based web services and microservices (AWS experience preferred)
• Experience with SQL/databases/postgres
• Detail-oriented, self-motivated, and passionate about code quality, best practices, continuous delivery, and automated testing
• Ability and desire to be a polyglot. Adapting to the tools and technologies appropriate for the job at hand
• Ability to work directly with the customer without supervision
• English level B2 or higher
• Nice to have: gRPC, Protobuf and GraphQL

Skills

Go

AWS

SQL

Job description

QA Automation | Go SQL

Location:

• Mexico | Remote

Must have skills:

• Go
• AWS
• SQL

Requirements:

• 2+ years of strong Go experience
• 5+ years of total software development experience
• Significant experience designing, building, deploying, and maintaining cloud-based web services and microservices (AWS experience preferred)
• Experience with SQL/databases/postgres
• Detail-oriented, self-motivated, and passionate about code quality, best practices, continuous delivery, and automated testing
• Ability and desire to be a polyglot. Adapting to the tools and technologies appropriate for the job at hand
• Ability to work directly with the customer without supervision
• English level B2 or higher
• Nice to have: gRPC, Protobuf and GraphQL

Originally posted on Himalayas