Position: Senior Full-stack (Ruby/JS) Engineer
Company: KITRUM
Category: Ruby
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2023-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

**Required skills**

— 5+ years of development experience
— Experience in Ruby on Rails framework
— Knowledge of MySQL
— Proficiency in ElasticSearch engine
— Understanding of Redis
— Ability to work with Docker
— Knowledge of React or JavaScript ES6
— Experience with Tailwind CSS and HTML
— Level of English: Upper-Intermediate

**As a plus**

— Experience with Kubernetes
— Ability to work with Microservice
— Knowledge of Stimulus.js
— Acquaintance with Graph Database concept

**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 mode
— Annual Paid vacation — 20 b/days + unpaid vacation
— Paid sick leaves — 6 b/days per year
— 11 national holidays
— Corporate Perks (external training, English courses, corporate events/team buildings)
— Professional and personal growth

**Responsibilities**

— Leveraging the power of Ruby proc to build a flexible classification methodology for investment securities
— Integrating StimulusJS with Rails to power fast asynchronous responses to user’s investing behaviors
— Building an API that connected user-generated data with the data management platform
— Customizing a component of our ETL platform that aggregates complex financial data to improve maintainability and reliability
— Updating web pages using Tailwind CSS

**Project description**

The client owns and operates premium financial media brands. He provides users with up-to-date ticker and financial information, filtered to their specifications. His sites contain cutting-edge articles to keep self-investors in the know. The client’s main goal is to help financial advisors and individual investors make informed investment decisions about stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds and 529 accounts.