Senior Ruby on Rails Engineer
css staffing solutionsWest Newton (MA)
Senior Ruby on Rails Engineer
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css staffing solutionsWest Newton (MA)
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Job Description:
Responsibilities of the Senior Ruby on Rails Engineer: Be the technical leader for their product lines. Contribute to architecture, design and development of new product features and enhancements. Follow Test Driven Development and Agile Methodologies. Collaborate with Product Owners to make sure they are developing exactly what customers and stakeholders want. Work with other engineering leaders to integrate with solutions in our SaaS deployment model. Requirements of the Senior Ruby on Rails Engineer: 5 years of Ruby on Rails development Full lifecycle experience developing within a SaaS environment and experience withbig data. Proven ability to turn technical requirements into performing software Experience with MongoDB, Linux and MySQL Development of web applications in another formalized language: Python, C++/C#, Java, nodejs, etc.
Additional Information:
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