Senior Backend Engineer – Product & Tech to Lendo

Build the backend that makes finance simpler.

Do you want to build scalable backend solutions that power digital experiences for millions of customers? As a Senior Backend Engineer at Lendo, you’ll shape and evolve the services behind key customer journeys. You’ll join a cross-functional product team with real ownership – from design and development to release, maintenance and continuous improvement.

The Opportunity

You get real ownership of backend solutions that directly impact Lendo´s customers.

You will work with a modern cloud-native stack including Go, GCP, Kubernetes and Docker.

You get a genuine voice in shaping technical decisions, architecture and how your team works.

Lendo is entering an exciting phase with new products and exciting product initiatives ahead.

You will join a collaborative Product & Tech organization where your ideas are valued and your expertise makes a real impact.

Your Challenge

As a Senior Backend Engineer, you will design, build and continuously improve scalable backend services that power Lendo’s digital experiences.

You will:

Design, build and optimize scalable Go microservices.

Take end-to-end ownership of backend solutions and contribute to architecture within your domain.

Build reliable, maintainable and well-tested services that can scale with customer and business needs.

Work with asynchronous communication and messaging using AMQP.

Collaborate with Product, Design and other engineers to turn customer and business needs into effective technical solutions.

Contribute to technical discussions, architectural decisions and engineering best practices.

Monitor and improve system performance, reliability and observability.

Share knowledge, contribute to code reviews and continuously improve how the team works.

The Team and Workplace

Our backend platform is built around Go microservices and AMQP for asynchronous messaging.

We operate in a cloud-native environment using Docker, Kubernetes and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), supported by