Golang Engineer

Curve was founded with a rebellious spirit, and a lofty vision; to truly simplify your finances, so you can focus on what matters most in life. That’s why Curve puts your finances simply at your fingertips, so you can make smart choices on how to spend, send, see and save your money. We help you control your financial life, so you can go out and live the life you want to live.

With Curve you can spend from all your accounts, track your spend behaviour, see unique insights – all with additional security to help keep your money safe. Curve puts you in control of your money in one beautiful place for the first time. We’re developing a ground‑breaking product with our customers at the heart of everything we do. We have funding from the biggest names in tech investment, and a visionary C‑suite who wants everyone who joins this remarkable adventure to have the opportunity to masterfully develop their expertise.

Welcome to Curve. On a mission to help you live inspired.

At Curve, we obsess about our customers. We’re constantly innovating and working iteratively to solve problems in the world of money that conventional banking won’t touch. As a Golang Engineer, you’ll support the build of elegant, performant, maintainable, operable, and secure Golang microservices. You’ll help design and architect our systems, contribute to continuous improvement, and play a key role in making the engineering team the best it can be.

• Building our vision of a connected platform, integrating seamlessly with best‑in‑class apps, tools, and services.
• Connecting the financial world for customers by bringing together account and transactional data that enables better financial decisions.
• Developing spend analytics, insights, and recommendations powered by data and machine learning.
• Building a financial product marketplace: credit, savings, and other products designed to improve financial lives.

• Languages:
  
  Golang (PHP is a bonus)
• Messaging:
  Kafka, RabbitMQ
• Data:
  Event Driven Architecture, Snowplow, Python for ETL
• Databases:
  Postgre
  
  SQL, Mongo
  
  DB, Big Query
• Mobile: iOS (Swift), Android (Kotlin)
• Dev Ops culture: TDD, BDD, Scrum, CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS

• Delivering clean, architecturally sound, maintainable server‑side code (bonus points for full‑stack experience).
• Collaborating with stakeholders across the business to build–measure–learn a world‑class product.
• Partnering with product and engineering managers to constantly refine and iterate on development processes.
• Motivating the team past roadblocks to make sure features ship as effectively as possible.
• Guiding design discussions and helping the team balance flexibility, expediency, scalability, and performance.
• Championing new technologies and promoting best development practices.
• Keeping an eye on the future while proactively, but pragmatically, tackling technical debt.

• In‑depth knowledge of Golang (experience with PHP is a plus).
• Experience building microservices, ideally deployed in containers on Kubernetes.
• Solid grounding in agile development practices.
• Experience with both RDBMS and No
  
  SQL data stores.
• Bonus: experience with real‑time, low‑latency, high‑frequency transaction‑based systems.
• Ability to diagnose problems across the stack (client, HTTP/network, server, database, OS) with sound rationale for decisions.
• Proven experience building large, concurrent, distributed applications.
• Experience developing and running large‑scale production environments in partnership with Dev Ops or SRE teams.
• Bonus: experience with event‑driven architectures.
• A genuine interest in working in a fast‑paced startup, ideally in fintech or payments.
• Bonus: experience mentoring or coaching other engineers (L5).
• A voracious appetite for learning and improvement.

• You ship clean, reliable, and secure code that scales.
• Our systems are more resilient, performant, and maintainable because of your contributions.
• Product teams see you as a partner who helps ideas become reality quickly, without sacrificing quality.
• Technical debt is reduced, not ignored, and…