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ruby on rails developer

In short

Remote middle-level Ruby on Rails developer role on a team building high-quality software systems and solving complex technical issues. Requires at least 1 year of IT experience, Ruby on Rails development experience, SQL or NoSQL database experience, and sufficient English for written communication. Frontend skills, automated testing, and Docker/containerization knowledge are a plus. Compensation is not disclosed.

Description
The team develops high-quality software systems using modern technologies and solves complex technical issues.
Responsibilities
•Solve complex technical issues while developing high-quality software systems
Requirements
•At least 1 year of experience in IT
•Experience in Ruby on Rails development
•Experience with SQL or NoSQL databases
•English sufficient for written communication
Will be a plus:
•Frontend development with HTML 5, JavaScript / TypeScript, Angular, React, or other technologies
•Automated testing
•Knowledge of containerization principles and hands-on Docker experience
Conditions
•Competitive compensation based on qualifications and skills
•Career development system with clear skill qualifications
•Flexible working hours aligned with your schedule
•Corporate medical insurance covering private and public medical centers
•Online English courses
•Corporate parties and events for employees and their children
•Internal conferences, workshops, and meetups for learning and experience sharing
•Gym membership compensation and corporate sports competitions, including cybersport
•5 Days of paid sick leave per year without requiring a sick-leave certificate

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