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Full Stack Developer

Posted 2 days ago

cloudhealth technologiesEast Boston (MA)

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About the role

Full Stack Developer CloudHealth is looking for a talented and motivated full stack engineer capable of designing, developing and supporting a complex and fast-growing cloud-based SaaS application. We value an analytic mind, an independent spirit, a passion for the craft of software engineering, and an ability to execute in a fast-moving startup environment. We believe that technology stacks change over time, but great engineers are always great engineers.
Primary Responsibilities:
  • Design, develop and ship software supporting a highly available, fault tolerant SaaS application
  • Produce high quality software designs to support long term maintainability and extensibility of code
  • Deliver to Agile development process
  • Produce high quality and well-documented code
  • Contribute to relevant open source projects
Qualifications:
  • 4+ years commercial software development experience 1+ years production work with cloud services
  • Experience web development using modern framework (e.g. Django Rails)
  • Experience with multi-threaded programming
  • Distributed source control experience with GitSelf-motivated and able to work independently
  • Excellent interpersonal and problem solving skills
Bonus: knowledge of Chef & Ruby (JRuby)

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