Golang Software Engineer/Distributed Systems Engineer/GoLang Backend Engineer- Remote

RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce's client is seeking a Senior Go (Golang) Software Engineer to join a modern platform delivery team building scalable backend services for card and banking-related applications. This position will be fully remote within 70 miles of any of our hub locations: Allen, Birmginham, Cedar Falls, Charlotte, Kenexa, Louisville, Monett or Springfield. Candidates must reside within reasonable proximity to designated hub locations. Work hours are flexible by time zone, with a 9:00 a.

Backend Engineer with proficiency in Golang, Java, or Python 100% Remote 06 Months Contact Role Summary Senior Backend Engineer with 6 12 years of hands-on experience in Golang, Java, or Python to lead the design and development of scalable, high performance backend systems. The role requires strong expertise in backend architecture, API design, and data management, along with the ability to mentor junior engineers and contribute to system level decision making in complex enterprise environments

RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client seeking a remote Senior Golang Backend Engineer to join their team, supporting an enterprise wide platform. This role is deeply backend-focused and centered on building, evolving, and scaling platform services that enable internal teams across the organization. What You'll Do: * Design, build, and maintain backend services using Golang * Contribute to a shared, enterprise-scale platform architecture * Build abstractions and APIs that simplify underlying Goo

Backend Software Engineer: Python (AI/ML) W2 Contract Pay Rate: $55 - $65 per hour Location: Austin, TX - Remote Role Duties and Responsibilities: Design and implement production-grade Python services supporting a distributed platform Solve algorithmic and data-structure-driven problems with clarity and correctness Own API design, service boundaries, and inter-service communication Build and deploy microservices on Kubernetes Improve reliability, performance, and observability of existing sy