Infomatics Corp
Golang Developer
Bethesda, District of Columbia, US
Role snapshot
Infomatics Corp is hiring a Golang Developer on a full-time basis. This is a role based in Bethesda, District of Columbia, US.
- Company
- Infomatics Corp
- Location
- Bethesda, District of Columbia, US
- Job type
- Full-time
- Experience
- 5+ years
- Posted
- Oct 24, 2026
Who this role suits
Practitioners with a few years behind them who can work independently, make trade-offs and help newer teammates.
How to prepare your application
- Prepare examples of decisions you drove, how you measured the result, and how you worked with other teams.
- Be ready to discuss trade-offs and scope, not only the tools you have used.
- Read what Infomatics Corp publishes about its product or team, so you can say clearly why this role and this company.
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About the role
Role-Golang Developer
Skill- Go, Cloud, Microservices
Experience- min 5 Years
Location- Bethesda MD
We are looking for a highly skilled Golang Developer with experience in AI-powered systems to join our engineering team. The ideal candidate will have strong backend engineering expertise in Go, along with hands-on experience integrating AI/ML capabilities such as Large Language Models (LLMs), APIs, and intelligent data processing systems into scalable distributed applications.
5+ years of programming experience with Go (Golang).
Hands-on experience in integrating AI/ML or Generative AI services into applications.
Strong understanding of system programming concepts, memory management, and performance tuning.
Strong experience in microservices and distributed system design.
Experience working in Linux/Unix environments.
Proficiency in Git and collaborative development workflows.
Experience with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, or ArgoCD.
Strong knowledge of REST and gRPC communication protocols.
Understanding of OOP concepts, including inheritance principles (conceptually, since Go does not use class-based inheritance).