Mid Software Engineer (GO)

As a Mid Software Engineer at CV-Library, your primary responsibilities will include collaborating with various teams to devise robust technical solutions, writing maintainable Go code, and enhancing existing software systems. You'll engage in the entire software development lifecycle, which involves designing, deploying, and maintaining applications, as well as participating in code reviews and sharing your knowledge with the team.

Essential skills for a Mid Software Engineer at CV-Library include strong experience with Go and its associated HTTP frameworks, familiarity with microservices architecture, and a solid understanding of CI/CD pipelines. A structured approach to development and good problem-solving capabilities are crucial, alongside strong collaboration skills to work effectively in a team.

CV-Library looks for candidates for the Mid Software Engineer position who have a strong background in Go programming and experience with relevant frameworks. A good understanding of testing frameworks, along with hands-on experience in software development and deployment best practices, will set you apart as a qualified applicant.

The Mid Software Engineer role at CV-Library is designed for growth. You’ll work on challenging projects, receive mentorship from seasoned professionals, and gain exposure to new technologies. The culture at CV-Library encourages continual learning and embraces diversity, which supports your advancement in the tech industry.

At CV-Library, the work culture for a Mid Software Engineer is collaborative and inclusive. The team encourages sharing knowledge, participating in discussions, and contributing to technical documentation. The company is committed to a diverse workforce, promoting a supportive atmosphere where everyone can thrive.

When answering this question, detail your hands-on experience with Go, any frameworks you’ve used like Echo or Gin, and specific projects where you implemented Go solutions. Highlight the challenges you faced and how you overcame them using Go.

Discuss your structured approach to identifying and resolving issues. Mention any specific tools or techniques you use for debugging in Go and provide examples of problems you've successfully solved in previous roles.

Explain the basics of microservices architecture and how you've applied it in your previous projects. Include the benefits you've observed in terms of scalability and maintainability, and any specific technologies or practices you’ve utilized.

Choose a project that showcases your technical skills and your ability to work in a team. Describe your role, the technologies used, and the results achieved. Focus on your contributions and the collective team effort that led to success.

Talk about your experience with code reviews and best practices for maintaining code quality. Mention any specific methodologies or tools you use to ensure the code is clean, efficient, and maintainable.

Describe the testing frameworks you're familiar with and how you've utilized them in your projects. Emphasize the importance of Test-Driven Development (TDD) in your workflow and how it has improved your code quality.

Share your methods for keeping up to date with trends in technology, such as following industry blogs, engaging in webinars, or participating in coding communities. Mention any recent technologies you’ve explored and how they could relate to the role.

Discuss your familiarity with Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment practices, including any specific tools (e.g., Jenkins, GitLab CI) you’ve used. Explain how these practices have streamlined your development process and improved software delivery.

Emphasize the value of communication and teamwork when collaborating with other developers and cross-functional teams. Mention your approach to sharing knowledge and feedback to enhance team performance.

Explain your strategy for prioritizing tasks based on deadlines, impact, and requirements. You may also include how you adapt your plans based on feedback from product managers and team leads in an Agile environment.