We’re looking for a developer with knowledge in Ruby, who will be in charge of working on architecture and developing applications based on specifications from our clients. We want someone who isn’t afraid of furthering both their own knowledge and the knowledge of other developers in the team. Developing applications is a team effort here at Blueberry. We are currently open to all levels of seniority: senior, medior, junior (some experience in Ruby is a must have though).
What to expect
- Developing applications and delivering the best possible solutions to our clients
- Code reviewing with your team
- Mentoring junior developers with pair programming
- Maintaining a robust architecture and code quality
- Estimating the time and difficulty of development for new projects
- Communication with the product owner, scrum master, QA engineers, other teammates, and possibly clients, too
What you should know
- Good knowledge of Ruby and Ruby on Rails
- Experience with REST API
- Database knowledge (Postgres, Redis)
- Knowledge of testing principals (RSpec, Capybara) *HTML5/CSS3
- Git
- DevOps experience (CI, Docker, Jenkins) is an advantage
What we offer
- Opportunity to attend conferences or borrow literature from our library
- Experimenting with the new possibilities on our internal projects
- If you are interested in more than just Ruby, and you would like to deepen your knowledge, we can facilitate this
- You can invest 10% of your working time to self-study, which is just awesome, right?
- Laid-back environment with a bunch of passionate people
- Chance to organize various meetups if that is what your heart beats for
- Multisport card to keep in shape!
As a Ruby developer, you are going to be a part of our DevTeam, which consists of more than 40 experienced developers. We are a group of friendly, excited people and furry friends, in our dog-friendly office. Do you know that we have a lot more perks here at Blueberry than just that? Find them all out here.
Who you’ll work with
Our open-source contributions
Every tool we make to help us work gets released to the open-source community by default. You’re welcome to use any of these, remix them, or just check out the quality of our code.