Position: Platform Developer (Ruby Rails  Kubernetes)
Company: Murano Software
Category: Ruby
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

**Responsibilities:**
 - Writing code and building tools, mostly in Ruby but also in Bash and other languages, that support our entire development team.
 - Constantly improving our development and production deployment processes.
 - Ensuring up-time for core infrastructure services such as Docker container servers, databases, and continuous deployment tools in testing and production environments.
 - Configuring and administering Kubernetes clusters.

**Required skills:**
 - Intermediate to senior experience as a developer.
 - 4+ years of experience developing web apps in Ruby/Rails (preferred), Elixir/Phoenix, Django, Node or a similar MVC development framework.
 - Experience collaborating closely with operations teams, network engineers, and business stakeholders.
 - Experience troubleshooting large, complex systems.
 - Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
 - Experience administering Linux Servers in production.
 - Experience running Docker in production.
 - Familiarity with bash scripting.

**Nice to have:**
 - Experience configuring and administering Kubernetes clusters, especially in production.
 - Familiarity with Python, Elixir and/or Rust.
 - Experience with CircleCI.
 - Experience with JFrog Artifactory.
 - Experience with Amazon Web Services.
 - Knowledge of any of Solr, Redis, Elasticsearch, My SQL, Kafka, Consul. Vault, Terraform and Packer.
 - Familiarity with Phoenix (the Elixir framework).
 - Experience with orchestration systems such as Chef, Puppet or Ansible.

**About the team:**
All of the teams iterate quickly and ship multiple times a day.
We’re running an entirely dockerized deployment system, and we’re always making improvements to help our teams ship safer, and more quickly.
We mostly run Ruby on Rails, and have brought in technologies like Elixir, Node, and Rust.
We’re open to using the right technologies for what we build.