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Sr Ruby on Rails Backend Developer

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Senior backend developer building high-scale API applications in Ruby on Rails at Colibricode, a nearshore web/software/app development firm. Day to day: writing production Rails code, optimizing and automating repeat work, packaging reusable code, and collaborating on a tight-knit team; Node.js experience is a plus.

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have been writing code for 3+ years. Has built high-scale cloud services. Is an optimizer. They do something once then look for opportunities to automate. They always package up reusable code and share it with others. Has experience working on a tight-knit collaborative team. Is a constant learner, ready to pick up new technologies, patterns, and paradigms.

  • 3+ years of writing production-level code in Ruby on Rails
  • 3+ years of coding API applications
  • Experience working on a tight-knit collaborative team
  • Constant learner, ready to pick up new technologies, patterns, and paradigms
  • Experience with Node.JS is an asset

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are a professional web, software, and app development
company established to cater to the diverse needs of our clients irrespective of their business size, budget, or orientation. We provide cutting-edge solutions designed to boost customer satisfaction, enhance the online experience, and drive significant growth. When it comes to delivering creative, superior quality, cost-effective tech solutions, our exclusive team of nearshore software and mobile development designers represent the best and brightest in the business.

We also offer staffing services for organizations ranging from technology start-ups to advertising agencies, and large software vendors.

www.colibricode.com

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