Remote Ruby on Rails Developer
Remote Ruby on Rails Developer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- You have strong hands-on experience with Ruby on Rails and backend systems
- You care deeply about writing clean, maintainable, and well-tested code
- You are comfortable balancing rapid development with long-term scalability
- You are proactive, resourceful, and capable of solving technical challenges independently
- You communicate clearly and collaborate effectively within remote engineering teams
- You enjoy improving systems, workflows, and application performance continuously
- Required Experience & Skills 3+ years of professional Ruby on Rails development experience
- Strong proficiency with Ruby, Rails, ActiveRecord, and MVC architectureExperience with PostgreSQL or MySQL databases
- Experience with background job systems such as Sidekiq or Resque
- Familiarity with Git workflows and CI/CD pipelines
- Strong understanding of RESTful APIs and backend application architectureExperience writing automated tests and maintaining code quality standards
- Preferred Experience
- Experience integrating React, Vue, or Stimulus with Rails applications
- Experience deploying applications to AWS, GCP, Heroku, or similar cloud platforms
- Familiarity with Redis, Memcached, or other caching systems
- Experience building SaaS, fintech, healthcare, or e-commerce applications
- Exposure to Docker, Kubernetes, or modern DevOps workflows
- What a Typical Day Looks LikeA Ruby on Rails Developer's day revolves around building features, improving performance, and maintaining scalable applications. You will:
- Develop and ship new backend features and API endpoints
- Optimize database queries and troubleshoot application bottlenecks
- Review pull requests and collaborate with engineering teammates
- Write and maintain automated tests for reliability and stability
- Monitor application performance and resolve production issues
- Participate in sprint planning, technical discussions, and deployment workflows
- Initial Phone ScreenVideo Interview with Pavago Recruiter
- Technical Assessment (Rails API or Backend Feature Exercise)
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