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Mid LevelFull-timeRustAWSKubernetesPostgreSQLGitGoAIAPI
Salary Range
$102,000 - $138,000 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
About the Role
We are looking for a Backend Developer to join the Transfers Gateway squad at SumUp. This role involves building and maintaining production money movement backend services that connect SumUp’s internal systems to external financial networks across the EU and the UK.
Key Responsibilities
- →Build and maintain production money movement backend services, contributing to their delivery, observability, and ongoing maintenance.
- →Own and deliver well-defined tasks and features, and contribute to larger projects within the team’s domain.
- →Contribute to technical design and implementation, following established architectural patterns and best practices.
- →Improve service reliability and quality by writing tests, enhancing monitoring, and following established delivery pipelines.
- →Support the operation of the systems you work on by participating in on-call rotations, incident response, and learning from post-incident reviews.
- →Apply a backend and systems perspective during refinement, raising questions about risks, dependencies, and edge cases.
- →Collaborate closely with Product, QA, and other engineers to deliver end-to-end transfer and banking capabilities.
Requirements
- ✓Have experience building backend services in a modern environment and supporting them in production.
- ✓Can take a clearly defined problem and implement a solution independently, seeking guidance when needed.
- ✓Are comfortable working with cloud-based systems, containerized workloads, and automated delivery pipelines.
- ✓Have experience writing and maintaining automated tests and care about code quality.
- ✓Understand the fundamentals of system architecture, data modelling, and API design, and are eager to deepen this knowledge.
- ✓Are curious about how your work fits into the broader system and product experience.
- ✓Communicate clearly and collaborate effectively with engineers, product managers, and other stakeholders.
