2 of 2 Senior Backend Developer Jobs in the Channel Islands

Senior Backend Developer for Video on Demand and Live Streaming (GoLang) – Contract – 12 months – OUTSIDE IR35 – Remote (UK) A leading video platform is seeking experienced Senior Backend Developers with expertise in GoLang to contribute to the VoD2Live project. This person must have experience working on … Streaming or Video on Demand. The role requires developing robust, high-performance backend services that integrate seamlessly with third-party services such as CDNs, DRM providers, and cloud platforms. This position is ideal for candidates with strong problem-solving skills and a deep understanding of video streaming protocols and … microservices architecture. Key Responsibilities: Develop functional and high-performing backend services that meet the platform's requirements. Write high-quality, well-documented, and maintainable code. Integrate the platform with necessary third-party services (CDNs, DRM providers, etc.). Ensure comprehensive documentation of systems and components. Implement and maintain robust More ❯

Join a Gold status Adobe agency as Senior Backend Adobe Commerce Developer. Use the latest tech on award-winning projects for exciting brands. Enjoy paid-for training, flexible working, bonuses, and clear progression. If you have strong experience of Adobe Commerce backend development in a fast-paced … who cares wins which ensures collaboration, innovation, and client success. The Opportunity As we continue to grow 20% YOY, we’re looking for a Senior Backend Adobe Commerce Developer to join our team. You’ll feel at home in a well-established and multi-certified development team … building bespoke modules, integrations, and backend solutions for large scale, complex Adobe Commerce projects. You’ll regularly perform code reviews, participate in technical planning, troubleshoot and resolve technical issues, and ensure the performance, scalability and security of backend systems. Utilising your strong technical knowledge, you’ll be able More ❯