Ruby on Rails Developer

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open systems technologiesWoodside (NY)

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Senior

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$550-600/day

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Ruby on Rails Developer
Pay: $550-600/day
Location: Queens, NY; Onsite for first 4-6 months, then hybrid 3/week
Schedule: 7 hr days (35 hrs per week) with 1 hr for lunchUS Citizens/GC Holders Only; No Visa Sponsorship Must be local to NY AreaResponsibilities: Develop secure, web-centric applications for employees and external stakeholders using a variety of frameworks, especially Ruby on Rails Work with the business users to assist in developing application requirements and in writing end-user documentation Work in a test-driven development environment using a variety of tools to create automated test scripts to perform unit and regression testing Recognize data quality and consistency errors and recommend solutions to resolve them Develop close working relationships with team members to enhance everyone's technical capabilities Debug and troubleshoot existing distributed-systems applications Provide level-two application support for front-line support staffQualifications: Required A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field. 5-7+ years of experience 5 years of Full Stack Development experience using Ruby/RoR, Java 5 years of SQL Query Development experience 3- 5 years of Linux Shell Scripting experience 3 years of of Git, Jira experience Experience with Windows, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, RedHat/CentOS Linux platforms Experience developing web-based applications on Linux using Ruby on Rails Knowledge of the software development lifecycle and experience working with various development frameworks Understanding of SQL and experience building complex, database-driven web applications Experience with relational databases such as SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL Experience with the integration and transformation of various data types Experience utilizing Linux shell scripting techniques such as regular expressions for the manipulation, cleansing, pattern matching and transformation of data Ability to produce high-quality documentation

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