Position: Senior Ruby Developer
Company: KitRUM
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Here at KITRUM, we help to build dev teams for US, European, Australian businesses. We’re looking for a Senior Ruby Developer for one of the world’s largest dating app with 20+ million members worldwide. 

**Project description:**
Client’s company develops one of the world’s largest social dating apps on iOS and Android. The brand reached more than 20 million members worldwide so members can connect, meet and express themselves on a platform that prioritizes privacy and security. Company is involved in internet policy at a national level, and has engaged with Senators, Congresspeople and policymakers on Section 230 regulation.

**Required skills:**
— 5+ years of experience working with complex and large global platforms with millions of activities per hour
— Solid experience with Ruby and Ruby on Rails,
— Solid experience with Sinatra
— Experience with AWS
— Strong collaboration and communication skills
— Level of English: Upper-Intermediate

**Responsibilities:**
— Develop with the latest technologies in evolving the architecture for current and future needs in order to develop innovative, consumer-facing mobile products, while supporting the product roadmap
— Work in an agile team with Product, Design, Support, and Marketing to respond to users needs
— Be a good communicator with both a local and remote team

**We offer:**
— High compensation according to your technical skills
— Long-term projects (12m+) with great Customers
— 5-day working week, 8-hour working day, flexible schedule
— Democratic management style & friendly environment
— WFH option (Possibility to work from home)
— Annual Paid vacation — 15 b/days + unpaid vacation
— Paid sick leaves — 6 b/days per year
— Ukrainian official holidays
— Corporate Perks (external training, English courses, corporate events/team buildings)
— Cozy office in the center of the city
— Coffee, cookies and other goodies
— Professional and personal growth