Back End Developer
Pubblicato il 15-09-2026 - Cubbit in Vercelli
As a member of the Cubbit team, you will help to design, develop and maintain performant and scalable products used by our business customers; you'll deep dive into challenging and exciting brainstorming and pair-programming sessions with your teammates and, most importantly, you'll be part of the future of the cloud.
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What you'll do
- Work on existing and new products by developing software, of course
- Review other teammates' code and constructively discuss about changes
- Transform technical requirements into tasks to be worked on
- Analyze application's tracing to spot bottlenecks and issues
What you'll need
- 5+ years of experience in a backend development role
- Strong knowledge of Go (Golang) programming
- Understanding of cloud services
- Experience with Git
- Solid understanding of networking fundamentals (sockets, HTTP, APIs)
- Experience with AI-based and agentic development tools
- Experience with Linux operating systems
- Experience with Distributed Systems
Premio point
- Past experience in startup and/or similar industry
- Past experiences with network file systems (NFS/SMB)
- Past experience in remote working with agile methodology
- Familiarity with Docker, Kubernetes, Kubernetes operator
- Familiarity with Grafana, OpenTelemetry, application tracing
Compensation:
- Base salary €45,000, up to €65,000, depending on your experience, technical expertise, and overall fit for the role. In addition, you'll be eligible to participate in our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP).
Profile and mindset
- Solid spoken and written English communication skills.
- Obsessive attention to details: you're meticulous in ensuring that your work is of the highest quality. xysqume
- Curious and fast learner, eager to deep dive into distributed system design
- Collaborative mindset - you understand that complex systems are built best together
Why