I will build production go apis and backend services


About this gig
Build a Go backend that is clear, testable, and ready for real production work.
I am a Senior Software Engineer at Credera, a former Amazon SDE intern, and a former Software Engineer at Aviatrix. My experience includes production Go and Python services, AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, CI/CD, API design, testing, and operational handoff.
Depending on the package, I can deliver REST endpoints, database integration, authentication, third-party integrations, OpenAPI documentation, automated tests, Docker packaging, CI workflows, health checks, structured logging, and a practical runbook.
Before development, I confirm the API contract, data model, security expectations, dependencies, deployment target, and acceptance criteria. You receive source code and documentation for the agreed scope.
Please message me before ordering if your system includes legacy code, regulated data, multi-service architecture, complex migration, or strict uptime requirements so I can validate scope and risk.
Get to know Solomon W.
Senior Backend and Cloud Engineer
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceMay 2021
Languages
English
FAQ
What do you need before starting?
I need the business goal, endpoint list or user flows, request and response examples, data model, authentication approach, integration documentation, repository access method, deployment target, and acceptance criteria.
Can you work in an existing Go codebase?
Yes, after a short codebase review. Existing architecture, test coverage, dependency health, and undocumented behavior can change the required scope and delivery time.
Do you provide cloud deployment?
The Premium package includes configuration and handoff for one agreed environment. New cloud infrastructure, account setup, networking, and ongoing operations are separate unless explicitly included.
Will you build a frontend too?
No. This Gig covers backend APIs and services. I can define an API contract that a web or mobile frontend can consume.
What counts as a revision?
A revision corrects delivered work that does not match the written, agreed requirements. New endpoints, changed workflows, new integrations, or expanded acceptance criteria require a scope update.
