Position: Ruby On Rails Developer
Company: EPAM Anywhere
Category: Ruby
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

RoR Engineers responsible for building UI components using client’s front-end framework based on: 

- Ruby version 2.6.2
- Experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery. 
- Experience with building React/Redux applications at scale.  
- Experience with RESTful APIs. 
- Experience with responsible web applications and developing for mobile. 
- Experience with building pages for various devices and browsers 
- Experience with AWS not required but highly desirable. 

Client: 
The client is a global healthcare ISV and one of the top Electronic Medical Record vendors. 
They have a multi-year program to reimagine and re-platform their legacy application suite as a SaaS based solution using modern technologies and frameworks deployed on AWS cloud. 

Opportunity: 

EPAM is in a unique position to be client’s key technology partner and grow this account into 100s of EPAMers within months. A core team has already built relationships with key executives and owners of products that EPAM will help modernize.  

Considering the breadth of technologies used and the move towards a modern AWS based solution, as well as the size and importance of the client, there is tremendous opportunity for learning and growth here for the right individuals. 

 

Technology: 

Client flagship product today is a Win32/64 based application that is hosted on premise, either by the client or their customers. The application UI consists of a mix of embedded components written in C++/C#/Java/Web technologies.  

Prior to moving the whole application to a fully web-based SaaS model on AWS, the UI components will be incrementally converted to a modern web stack. The client uses their own web application development framework built on React and Ruby on Rails. Backend services are written in C++ and Java and currently being converted to REST-based microservices written in Java Spring Boot. The application uses Oracle as the backend database.