Senior Backend Engineer (Go)–Graph DB & Cloud|Flexible PTO

Twenty; New York (NY); On-site; USD 140,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health

Life / AD&D

Disability Coverage

Paid Parental Leave

Paid Holidays

Flexible PTO

401(k)

HSA/FSA Options

Dependent Care FSA

Commuter Benefits

On-Site Garage Parking

Bike Storage

Building Fitness Center

Desk Setup Stipend

Job summary

Twenty in New York seeks a senior backend engineer to design and implement scalable Go services that boost operator decision-making and response times. You will build high-performance APIs and model complex relationships in graph databases to support advanced analytics and routing.

You will collaborate across teams to deploy robust, secure microservices in the cloud, leverage event-driven architectures and containerization, and foster observability through testing, CI/CD, and monitoring.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of professional software development experience.
• Strong proficiency with Go.
• Experience with graph databases, event-driven architectures, and cloud infrastructure.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement scalable backend services in Go that enhance operator decision-making and response.
• Build high-performance APIs and model complex relationships in graph databases.

Skills

Go

Graph Databases

Schema Design

Query Performance

Event-Driven Architectures

Message Queues

APIs

Cloud Infrastructure

AWS

Containerization

Microservices

Secure Coding Practices

Automated Testing

CI/CD Pipelines

Observability Tools

Job description

Twenty in New York seeks a senior backend engineer to design and implement scalable Go services that boost operator decision-making and response times. You will build high-performance APIs and model complex relationships in graph databases to support advanced analytics and routing.

You will collaborate across teams to deploy robust, secure microservices in the cloud, leverage event-driven architectures and containerization, and foster observability through testing, CI/CD, and monitoring.