Senior Go/TS Engineer — GraphQL, Kafka & APIs

HTC Global Services; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Group Health (Medical, Dental, Vision)

Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

401(k) matching

Group Life and Disability insurance

Professional Development opportunities

Wellness programs

a variety of other perks

Job summary

HTC Global Services is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to build APIs using Go, TypeScript, GraphQL, and Kafka in a modern event-driven context. You’ll design GraphQL schemas and resolvers, and develop Kafka producers and consumers for scalable, real-time data flows.

This role emphasizes hands-on coding, architectural thinking, and collaboration with cross-functional teams. You’ll work with Federated GraphQL concepts and contribute to the evolution of our API strategy, while staying current

Qualifications

• Senior-level software engineering experience.
• Hands-on experience with Go.
• Hands-on experience with TypeScript.
• Experience developing GraphQL schemas and resolvers.
• Hands-on Kafka producer/consumer development.
• Experience with event-driven architecture.
• Kafka development experience should be focused on producers and consumers.

Responsibilities

• Develop software using Go and TypeScript.
• Develop GraphQL schemas and resolvers.
• Work with Kafka producers and consumers.
• Apply event-driven architecture in software development.
• Work with GraphQL, with Federated GraphQL experience preferred.

Skills

Senior-level experience

Event-driven architecture

Tools

Go

TypeScript

GraphQL

Kafka

Job description

HTC Global Services is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to build APIs using Go, TypeScript, GraphQL, and Kafka in a modern event-driven context. You’ll design GraphQL schemas and resolvers, and develop Kafka producers and consumers for scalable, real-time data flows.

This role emphasizes hands-on coding, architectural thinking, and collaboration with cross-functional teams. You’ll work with Federated GraphQL concepts and contribute to the evolution of our API strategy, while staying current