TypeScript/Golang Engineer

Role: TypeScript/ Golang Engineer

Location: Phoenix, Atlanta, or Sunrise (Remote)

Duration of contract: Long Term contract

Employment Type: W2

Responsibilities:

• Design and develop production-grade CLI tools using Golang and/or TypeScript.
• Build command-line experiences for API governance, review automation, developer workflows, and platform operations.
• Create extensible plugin architectures and SDKs for internal and external consumers.
• Design and implement software distribution strategies across macOS, and Windows.
• Build release pipelines, package managers, installers, auto-update mechanisms, and version management solutions.
• Implement telemetry frameworks that measure adoption, usage patterns, performance, reliability, and feature engagement.
• Ensure telemetry collection follows privacy, compliance, and enterprise governance requirements.
• Develop authentication, configuration, and credential-management capabilities for developer tools.
• Build integrations with GitHub, GitLab, CI/CD systems, IDEs, and developer portals.
• Create excellent documentation, tutorials, examples, and developer onboarding experiences.
• Participate in architecture reviews, code reviews, and platform-wide engineering initiatives.
• Drive reliability, scalability, security, and maintainability across the tooling ecosystem.

Qualifications:

• Strong proficiency in Golang and TypeScript/Node.js.
• Experience building and maintaining production-grade CLI applications.
• Deep understanding of software packaging and distribution technologies (Homebrew, npm, standalone binaries, installers, containers, etc.).
• Experience implementing telemetry, analytics, and usage instrumentation within developer tools.
• Knowledge of OpenTelemetry, metrics collection, logging, and observability best practices.
• Experience with release engineering, CI/CD automation, and artifact management.
• Strong understanding of API design, OpenAPI specifications, and developer experience principles.
• Experience building SDKs, plugins, extensions, or developer productivity platforms.
• Knowledge of authentication mechanisms including OAuth, API keys, and enterprise SSO integrations.
• Experience working with cloud-native and distributed systems.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work independently in ambiguous environments and drive technical decisions.