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Orion Innovation

Conversion Engineer: Go Developer – Banking Data Conversions

Alpharetta, Georgia, United States; Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, United StatesmidAdded yesterday

About this role

Orion Innovation seeks a Go developer to design and maintain data conversion systems for banking migrations, focusing on extracting, transforming, and validating large financial datasets from legacy platforms to modern systems.

What you'll do

  • Develop Go applications for banking data conversion and migration pipelines
  • Build ETL processes for extracting, transforming, validating, and loading legacy banking data
  • Create source-to-target data mappings and implement transformation rules for banking entities
  • Develop automated validation, reconciliation, and exception-management workflows
  • Troubleshoot conversion defects and perform root-cause analysis across systems
  • Support mock and production conversion weekends with execution, validation, and issue resolution

What they're looking for

  • Go (Golang) development
  • SQL and database analysis
  • ETL and data transformation
  • Banking domain knowledge (deposits, loans, transactions, GL)
  • Data mapping and reconciliation
  • Problem-solving and troubleshooting
  • Large-scale financial data handling
  • Exception handling and validation processes
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Orion Innovation

Orion Innovation builds scalable web applications and AI-powered enterprise software solutions, with expertise in cloud-native database systems and GxP-compliant digital systems. The company is hiring full stack developers, sales professionals, database engineers, validation engineers, and support specialists to support its product development and market expansion efforts.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with Go in production ETL pipelines—what scale of data have you handled?
  • Walk us through a complex banking data conversion you've worked on: what were the key challenges and how did you resolve them?
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