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Golang Full Stack Developer / US Citizens & GC Candidates Can Apply **

HarrisburgRemote (US)mid

Posted 15mo ago · via Recruitee

About this role

Job Title: Golang Full Stack Developer Location: REMOTE Experience: 3+ Years Payrate - $50/hr on W2. About the Role: We are seeking a skilled Full Stack Developer with strong proficiency in Golang, React/TypeScript, Kafka, PostgreSQL, and Kubernetes to join a high-impact team delivering modern healthcare technology solutions. The ideal candidate will contribute to building scalable, secure, and high-performance services and user interfaces that improve patient care and clinical workflows. Key Responsibilities: Design and develop robust backend services and APIs using Golang. Build responsive, scalable front-end applications using React and TypeScript. Develop and maintain real-time data pipelines and integrations using Kafka. Design, optimize, and manage PostgreSQL databases.…

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