Hire Go Developers
Add proven Go developers to your team on demand. We provide vetted engineers who excel at building high-performance backend systems, microservices, and scalable APIs—so you can accelerate development without compromising on code quality or system performance. Flexible staffing that integrates seamlessly into your workflow.
Our Go developers understand that building great software isn't just about writing code that works—it's about creating systems that perform under load, scale gracefully, and remain maintainable as your team grows. They bring expertise in Go's unique concurrency model, performance optimization, and best practices honed from working on production systems at scale.
Why hire Go developers with us?
Performance without the overhead.
Speed without compromise. Interview pre‑vetted Go engineers in days, not months. We screen for Go fundamentals, concurrency mastery, performance optimization skills, and experience building production systems. Each candidate understands Go's philosophy and can contribute immediately.
Real collaboration. Time‑zone overlap with the US enables pairing sessions, standups, and rapid feedback on architecture decisions, code reviews, and system design. Our developers communicate clearly and work in sync with your team.
Predictable cost. Simple monthly rates, straightforward contracts, easy scaling up or down as your project needs change. No hidden fees, no surprises—just transparent pricing that makes budgeting easy.
Delivery focus. We integrate into your roadmap, hit sprint goals, and measure outcomes—not hours. Our Go developers understand that shipping features is what matters, and they're skilled at balancing performance with development velocity.
Senior guidance. Hands‑on tech leads, code reviews focused on performance and maintainability, and Go best practices to keep quality high. They'll help your team level up their Go skills along the way.
System architecture expertise. Engineers who understand microservices, distributed systems, and building scalable backends. They know how to leverage Go's strengths effectively in each context.
Go at scale
Our developers have worked on Go codebases ranging from small services to enterprise systems handling millions of requests per second. They understand how to structure Go applications, manage goroutines effectively, optimize performance, and keep your codebase maintainable as it grows.
Whether you're building microservices, migrating from another language, or scaling an existing Go application, our developers bring the experience needed to make Go work for your team—not against it. They've seen the common pitfalls and know how to avoid them.
Roles and skills we provide
From Go fundamentals to advanced system architecture.
Go Core
- Go fundamentals and idiomatic Go code
- Goroutines and channels for concurrency
- Go's type system and interfaces
- Error handling and error wrapping
- Go modules and dependency management
- Go's standard library mastery
- Context package for cancellation and timeouts
Backend Development
- RESTful API development with Go
- gRPC and protocol buffers
- GraphQL APIs with Go
- WebSocket and real-time communication
- Database integration (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB)
- ORM and database abstractions (GORM, sqlx)
- Caching strategies (Redis, Memcached)
System Architecture
- Microservices architecture and design
- Distributed systems and service mesh
- Event-driven architecture
- Message queues (RabbitMQ, Kafka, NATS)
- Load balancing and service discovery
- Circuit breakers and resilience patterns
- API gateway implementation
DevOps and Deployment
- Docker containerization
- Kubernetes orchestration
- CI/CD pipeline setup
- Monitoring and observability (Prometheus, Grafana)
- Logging and tracing (OpenTelemetry, Jaeger)
- Performance profiling and optimization
- Production deployment strategies
How hiring works
From brief to first commit in weeks, not months.
- Brief: share your goals, team setup, Go version, system architecture needs (microservices, monolith, etc.), and seniority requirements. We'll ask about your performance requirements, scale expectations, and technical constraints.
- Match: interview 1–3 pre‑vetted Go developers within a week. Each candidate has passed our technical screening and understands your requirements.
- Onboard: developers get access to your repos, tools, and processes. We set up Go environments, establish coding standards, and align on architecture patterns.
- Deliver: sprint‑based execution with measurable outcomes. Developers join your standups, participate in code reviews, and ship features that meet your quality standards.
- Scale: flex up or down as priorities change. Add more Go developers for new services, or scale back when workloads decrease.
What sets our Go developers apart
More than just Go syntax.
Our Go developers don't just write Go—they understand how to leverage Go's unique features to build better systems. They know when to use goroutines, how to design for concurrency, and how to balance performance with maintainability. They've learned these patterns through experience, not just from tutorials.
Performance-First Architecture
Our developers design systems with performance in mind from the start. They understand Go's strengths—fast compilation, excellent concurrency, efficient memory usage—and know how to leverage them. They write code that performs well under load, not just code that works.
Concurrency Expertise
Go's concurrency model is one of its greatest strengths, but it's also easy to misuse. Our developers understand goroutines, channels, and the sync package. They know when to use channels vs mutexes, how to avoid common concurrency pitfalls, and how to design systems that scale horizontally.
Modern Tooling
They're familiar with the Go ecosystem: popular frameworks like Gin and Echo, testing tools, benchmarking, profiling with pprof, and deployment with Docker and Kubernetes. They'll help optimize your build process, improve your CI/CD pipeline, and ensure your code is production-ready.
Team Collaboration
Our developers understand that Go is about more than performance—it's about building systems that are easy to understand and maintain. They write idiomatic Go code, follow Go conventions, document complex logic, and help your team leverage Go's benefits effectively.
Microservices and distributed systems
Many of our developers specialize in building microservices architectures with Go. They understand service communication, API design, distributed tracing, and how to build systems that remain reliable as they scale.
They've worked with gRPC for inter-service communication, implemented service mesh patterns, and built systems that handle partial failures gracefully. This experience helps them make better architectural decisions and write code that's easier to operate in production.
Go Staff Augmentation for Your Use Case
Because different projects need different approaches.
Go excels in different contexts, and our developers have experience across the spectrum. Whether you're building high-throughput APIs, microservices, CLI tools, or system software, we'll match you with developers who understand your specific use case.
High-Performance APIs
Building REST or gRPC APIs that need to handle thousands of requests per second? Our developers understand API design, request routing, middleware, authentication, and how to optimize for performance. They've built APIs that scale.
Microservices Architecture
Breaking down monoliths or building microservices from scratch? Our developers understand service boundaries, inter-service communication, distributed systems patterns, and how to build services that remain reliable as they scale.
System Software
Building CLI tools, system utilities, or infrastructure software? Our developers understand Go's low-level capabilities, cross-platform development, and how to build tools that are fast, reliable, and easy to use.
Backend systems that scale
Go is particularly well-suited for backend development, and many of our developers specialize in building robust backend systems. They understand database design, caching strategies, background job processing, and how to build systems that handle growth.
Whether you're building the backend for a web application, mobile app, or IoT platform, our developers know how to design APIs, manage data, and ensure your system remains performant as usage grows. They've seen the patterns that work and the ones that don't.
Common Go challenges and how our developers handle them
Because every Go project faces unique challenges.
Go development comes with its own set of challenges. Here's how our developers typically approach common issues:
Concurrency Pitfalls
Go's concurrency model is powerful, but it's easy to create race conditions, deadlocks, or memory leaks with goroutines. Our developers understand how to use channels effectively, when to use mutexes, and how to avoid common concurrency pitfalls. They use Go's race detector, write tests for concurrent code, and design systems that are safe by default.
Performance Optimization
Go is fast, but it's still possible to write slow code. Our developers know how to profile Go applications, identify bottlenecks, optimize database queries, and use Go's built-in benchmarking tools. They understand memory allocation patterns and know how to reduce GC pressure.
Error Handling
Go's explicit error handling is different from exceptions in other languages. Our developers understand Go's error handling philosophy, know when to wrap errors, how to create meaningful error messages, and how to handle errors at different levels of the application. They write code that fails gracefully and provides useful debugging information.
Dependency Management
Go modules have simplified dependency management, but it's still important to manage dependencies well. Our developers understand versioning, semantic import versioning, and how to keep dependencies up to date without breaking changes. They know how to audit dependencies for security issues and maintain a clean dependency tree.
Testing Concurrent Code
Testing concurrent Go code requires special attention. Our developers write comprehensive tests for concurrent operations, use Go's testing utilities effectively, and understand how to test race conditions and timing-dependent behavior. They know how to write tests that are deterministic and reliable.
Cross-Platform Development
Go's cross-platform support is excellent, but there are still platform-specific considerations. Our developers understand how to write portable Go code, handle platform differences, and test across different operating systems. They know how to use build tags and conditional compilation when necessary.
Our approach to Go development
Because good practices make all the difference.
Building Go applications requires more than technical skills—it requires a thoughtful approach. Here's how our developers typically work:
Idiomatic Go First
We write idiomatic Go code from the start. Following Go conventions, using Go's standard library effectively, and embracing Go's philosophy make code more readable and maintainable. Our developers understand Go's idioms and apply them consistently.
Performance from the Start
We design for performance from the beginning. Understanding Go's performance characteristics, optimizing memory allocations, and profiling early are standard practice. Performance isn't an afterthought—it's built into the development process.
Concurrency by Design
We design for concurrency from the start. Using goroutines and channels effectively, avoiding race conditions, and understanding Go's concurrency primitives are standard practice. Concurrency isn't added later—it's part of the architecture.
Testing as Standard Practice
Tests aren't optional—they're part of the development process. Our developers write unit tests, integration tests, and benchmarks. They test concurrent code carefully and use Go's testing tools effectively. This testing discipline protects applications from regressions and makes changes safer.
Clear Documentation
We document Go code as we build it. Go doc comments, README files, and API documentation are standard practice. Documentation isn't an afterthought—it's built into the development process, making code easier to understand and maintain.
This approach isn't theoretical—it's how our developers build production Go applications that scale, perform well, and remain maintainable over time. We've learned these patterns through experience, and we apply them consistently.
When to use staff augmentation vs dedicated teams
Deciding between staff augmentation and dedicated teams depends on your project's scope, timeline, and needs. Here's when each approach makes sense:
Staff Augmentation When:
- You need to augment your existing Go team with additional developers
- You want developers who integrate with your existing team and processes
- You need flexibility to scale up or down based on project needs
- You have specific Go expertise gaps that need to be filled
- You want developers who can start contributing immediately
- You prefer developers who work within your existing management structure
Dedicated Teams Make Sense When:
- You're building a large-scale Go application from scratch
- You need a complete team working exclusively on your project
- You want long-term continuity—developers who stay with the project as it grows
- You need a balanced mix of senior, mid-level, and junior Go developers
- You prefer a team that manages itself with minimal oversight
- You want the benefits of established team dynamics and proven collaboration
Most of the time, if you're augmenting an existing team, staff augmentation makes more sense. You get developers who integrate quickly, work within your existing structure, and can start contributing immediately. Dedicated teams work well for new projects or when you need a complete team.
Ready to hire Go developers?
If you're looking to hire Go developers through staff augmentation, we're here to help. We'll work with you to understand your project requirements, match you with developers who have the right skills and fit, and provide ongoing support to ensure your developers succeed.
The process is straightforward: we start with a conversation about your needs, assess technical requirements, and then present candidates for your review. Once you've selected your developers, we handle the logistics and provide ongoing support. It's that simple.
Ready to get started? Use the contact form below to tell us about your project. We typically respond within 24 hours and can have developers ready to start within a week or two, depending on your specific requirements.
Building APIs that scale
Go is particularly well-suited for building high-performance APIs, and many of our developers specialize in this area. They understand RESTful design, gRPC, GraphQL, and how to build APIs that remain performant under load.
Whether you're building internal APIs, public-facing APIs, or microservices that need to communicate, our developers know how to design APIs that are fast, reliable, and easy to use. They've built APIs that handle millions of requests and know how to optimize for scale.
OUR STANDARDS
Quality isn't optional.
Every project we take on gets the same level of attention and care. We don't cut corners, we don't rush, and we don't deliver half-finished work. Clean code, thorough testing, and solutions that actually solve your problems.
We've been doing this long enough to know what works. Professional development isn't about fancy tools or trendy frameworks—it's about solid engineering and genuine commitment to quality.
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