Full-Stack Engineer heavy Backend

Full-Stack Engineer with heavy Backend

We are looking for a highly skilled Backend-heavy Full-Stack Engineer to design, build, and operate scalable cloud-native systems. The ideal candidate has strong experience developing REST-based microservices on AWS, with hands-on expertise in serverless and containerized architectures. You will work closely with frontend and platform teams, own services in production, and contribute to infrastructure as code and CI/CD pipelines.

• Design, develop, and maintain backend-heavy full-stack systems using Node.js, Type Script, and Golang
• Build and operate REST-based microservices running on AWS Lambda and containerized services on Amazon ECS
• Participate in platform modernization efforts, including migration from serverless to container-based architectures
• Develop and manage container images using Amazon ECR, Docker (plus)
• Own infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform, Serverless Framework.
• Manage and deploy AWS resources and new services using Terraform
• Integrate backend services with AWS managed services such as Dynamo
  
  DB, S3, SQS, SNS, Kinesis, and API Gateway
• Implement secure configuration management using AWS Parameter Store and Secrets Manager
• Build, maintain, and optimize CI/CD pipelines using Circle
  
  CI and Git Hub Actions
• Monitor, troubleshoot, and support production systems, including on-call responsibilities
• Ensure system reliability, scalability, performance, and security best practices

• Hands-on experience with Golang (Python is a plus)
• Deep knowledge of AWS cloud services
  , including Lambda, ECS, ECR, EC2, Dynamo
  
  DB, S3, SQS, SNS, Event Bridge, Kinesis, API Gateway, Cloud Watch, Secrets Manager, Parameter Store, Route 53
• Experience with Terraform, Serverless Framework
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• Strong understanding of microservices architecture and REST APIs
• Experience building and operating production systems
• Familiarity with containerization and deployment workflows
• Solid understanding of CI/CD best practices