Position: Ruby Tech/Team Lead
Category: Ruby
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 6

* Moved a project of more than 10 services from Heroku to Kubernetes in Google Cloud.
* Held a major UI redesign as well as software refactoring for the aforementioned project.
* Successfully duplicated the aforementioned project for a slightly different market.
* Created a Skill Matrix Template for all major development and infrastructure stacks.
* Success rate of my mentees' personal development plans is about 80% as well as mentees of other mentors working by my methodology. Disclaimer: it is not statistical data, only my personal feelings, also I have not solidified that methodology, work in progress.
Wear several hats:
* A lead of a pizza-sized team (5 people including me right now) in HR & Media domain, service-oriented architecture project for over 3 years.
* A technical lead on Development and Infrastructure branches for over 2 years.
* A mentor for 5 middle-to-senior developers outside my team, and, sometimes, outside my Ruby stack in the scope of performance reviews, skill matrices, and personal development plans as well as a lead of such fellow mentors for almost a year.

Basically, I'm accountable for everything about development and architecture (Ruby, Rails), infrastructure (Docker, Kubernetes, Helm), and professional skills growth of developers.

I do not do frontend at all but I know how modern FE works, I can write JS, I know how to work hand in hand with FE engineers. On the other hand, I have a piece of good knowledge of DevOps.

By no means, I am the best engineer, architect, or team leader. Rarely do I have or know the best solution for a problem that is supposed to work right away based on long-time experience. But I believe that by asking good questions and doing validated learning (technics from The Lean Startup and The Mom Test books) eventually we can succeed in any process whether it is technical or people-oriented.
We are a good fit if you looking for an ambitious and experimenting engineering lead and/or architect. I am not interested in a solely engineering role.