Ruby on Rails Developer
We’re a funded, for-profit startup located in the Greenville area looking for a back-end web developer. We are developing a web-based application that will 1) help non-profit organizations establish a strong, easily-promotable web presence, and 2) simplify administration and marketing.
The person in this position will carry out all of the server-side coding for the company and be responsible for developing the back-end architecture so that we can scale effectively. We are starting with a small team consisting of 1) a back-end developer 2) a front-end developer and designer 3) a business developer 4) a very productive ant farm.
Our Ideal Developer Will Be/Have: - Expert-level Rails knowledge - Knowledge of JSON format (or similar) - Working knowledge of developing e-commerce systems - Excellent Object-Oriented Application Design skills - Ability to utilize and implement functionality of Facebook's Open Graph API - Working knowledge of HTML/CSS - Experience in building Software-as-a-Service web apps
And They Will Show These Qualities: - Integrity is at your core - Wicked smart - Clean code makes you smile - Knowing that the end user is happy makes you smile even more - Working with the flexibility, speed, and change of a small team makes you giddy - Fast - Very independent - You both can and want to learn new skills quickly - Voracious appetite for everything new in IT - Excellent writing skills
Bonuses: - Experience with Paypal, Twitter, Facebook Connect/OpenGraph APIs - Social media excites you - Good database design skills
This is an on-site salaried position. We will not accept applicants who 1) wish to work off-site 2) are contract workers 3) are outside companies. Salary will be determined based on your knowledge, experience, quality of your previous work, and fluidity of your hip-hop dancing skills.
If this sounds like it might be your cup of tea, go ahead and email your resume, examples of your work, and salary requirement.
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