Remote Golang Developer- HashiCorp Vault Engineer
San Jose, Santa Clara County, California, 95199, USA
Listed on 2026-10-02
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Software Development
Backend Developer, Golang
Position ::
Golang Developer
- Hashi Corp Vault Engineer
Location ::
Remote
Duration :: 6 Months
Must have linkedin
Must have 14 years of Experience
Job Description:
Role SummarySeeking a hands-on engineer to work with the existing SCV and Vault squad . The role will support the existing proprietary key/value credential system and migrate SCV capabilities to Hashi Corp Vault .
Key Responsibilities- Maintain, develop, test, support, and enhance applications and services used by the credential platform.
- Build Hashi Corp Vault capabilities that replace features currently supported by SCV.
- Develop new integrations and plugins and onboard tools into the Morgan Stanley ecosystem.
- Support non-human credential storage in a manner compliant with relevant IAM policy.
- Perform development, engineering, operational, automation, and Dev Ops tasks.
- Follow architectural standards, product guidelines, and usability design standards.
- Participate in design discussions, code reviews, and Agile ceremonies.
12 years of hands-on Golang experience.
Strong object-oriented programming concepts and ability to design robust, scalable software solutions.
Strong hands-on Hashi Corp Vault experience, including authentication backends, secret engines, and plugin development.
Experience working with at least one public cloud provider:
Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud Platform.
Ability to support production applications and troubleshoot technical issues.
Understanding of IAM policy, least-privilege access, and secure credential handling.
Preferred SkillsExperience migrating features from a legacy secrets or credential platform to Hashi Corp Vault.
Experience in financial services or another regulated enterprise environment.
Experience with incident and vulnerability management processes.
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