Senior Full-Stack Ruby on Rails Engineer

Description

We’re looking for a Senior Full-Stack Ruby on Rails Engineer to lead development of our analytics dashboard. You’ll design, build, and maintain Rails APIs, background jobs, and database schemas that power data-rich React components and interfaces. You’ll work closely with product managers, designers, front-end developers, and infrastructure to rapidly push new features from ideation to production.

This is a hands-on role with plenty of scope to influence architecture, user experience, and coding standards. While we’re targeting senior engineers, we’re open to strong mid-level candidates who demonstrate leadership, ownership, and a passion for full-stack craftsmanship.

Team, Culture, and Product

We\'re a small engineering team looking to grow. We\'re a remote-only organization with most of the engineering team working from US timezones. We aim to help mobile app developers make data-driven decisions about their marketing in a secure, privacy-centric, user-friendly way. We encourage flexibility in working locations and hours but also make sure we all overlap at least briefly for a bit each day.

Responsibilities

• Lead major architecture and software design decisions
• Develop and maintain background jobs (Sidekiq) and employ caching to keep dashboards snappy under load
• Own CI / CD pipelines and deployments (GitHub Actions, Docker, Kubernetes / ECS), ensuring that releases are automated, reliable, and fast
• Collaborate closely with designers, product managers, and front-end developers to create user-friendly and visually appealing interfaces
• Write clear and maintainable documentation
• Ensure test coverage for new and existing features using RSpec and Jest
• Employ feature flags to support trunk-based development workflows
• Adhere to and enforce code style guidelines and best practices
• Profile, debug, and optimize both front-end and back-end performance issues in production and staging environments

Requirements

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Benefits

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