Ruby on Rails Programmer - Junior
Our client, based in Austin, TX, is looking for a Ruby on Rails
Programmer to join their dynamic team of experienced programmers. As a
Ruby on Rails Programmer, you will perform a critical role in
designing and building code for our top-secret, cutting edge suite of
products. Your top-quality ROR programming skills and your ability to
be flexible, highly independent and an excellent team player will make
your contribution to our company significant.
Responsibilities
• Design, build and maintain Ruby On Rails code for a consumer web
service
• Deploy on Amazon Web Services including EC2, S3, SQS
• Implementation of upgrades, patches, code releases, and database
changes
• Produce high quality, well-documented code
• Be part of a team and create a culture that attracts the best of the
best
• Use the product yourself and help make it better
Requirements
• BS or equivalent experience
• At least one year Ruby On Rails experience
• Ability to work in an Agile, Scrum & XP environment
• Good understanding of HTML, CSS and AJAX
• Good understanding of Internet protocols such as TCP/IP, DNS, SMTP,
HTTP, POP, IMAP, MIME
• Good understanding of Web-based technology as it relates to the web-
hosted model of software delivery
• Hands-on experience working with a MySQL or SQL Server database, SQL
programming
• Excellent organization and communication skills
To Apply: please send your resume as a Word or PDF to
50651-HKWHlDlFZiAWkuVmiqrC5xTTglE0JFCO@public.gmane.org No phone calls, please.
Candidates local
to Austin, TX will be considered first. We’ll ask you to complete a
small technical project upon receipt of your application.
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