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Backend developer with Devops experience

I'm a software engineer with over three years of experience, working in web development using Ruby on Rails and JavaScript. My passion lies in creating innovative solutions that have a positive impact on people's daily lives, whether it be through streamlining processes, improving efficiency, or solving complex problems. With a solid foundation in software development and a track record of successfully delivering projects from start to finish, I have the skills and experience necessary to drive complex software initiatives from conception to deployment. My expertise in technologies such as Kubernetes, AWS, and Docker enables me to design and implement efficient and scalable solutions. I have a diverse range of project experience across various industries, including healthcare, education, car rental management, and insurance management, which has allowed me to adapt and excel in different project contexts. My versatility and flexibility in tackling new challenges have enabled me to consistently deliver high-quality solutions that meet the needs of my clients and stakeholders. Currently, I am a backend software engineer working on a learning management system that is integrated with a human resource management system, using programming languages such as Ruby, Kotlin, and Scala. As a lifelong learner, I am always seeking opportunities to expand my knowledge and stay up-to-date with the latest technologies. I am excited to use my skills and expertise to make a meaningful difference in the world. Skills: Ruby on Rails, Javascript, Vue.js, PostgreSQL, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS

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Senior Full Stack Rails Developer with 15+ years experience

I became a full-time developer 20+ ago and have worked with a wide variety of languages and frameworks and held many roles. I started using Ruby and Rails in 2005 and it's by far my preferred toolkit. My first project was a publishing solution for a major US shipping magazine called Pacific Shipper using AppleScript as the glue. It had everything: a GUI, import and export modules, networking, database interaction and Web publishing via ColdFusion. It was a wizard-driven conversion tool for porting a digital print file to a Web site. Along the way I got to experience most challenges facing a young and inexperienced developer, including how to interact with end users and product owners, bug fixes, deployment and versioning and more. The classic learn-as-you-go scenario. Since then, I went into ASP, Java (J2EE, JSP), build and deploy tooling, Struts and finally landing on Ruby and Rails in 2006. This has been by far my preferred toolkit since then. I have a passing acquaintance with iOS and Android development as well though would need a refresher. Having worked almost exclusively on the backend of things, with the arrival of Rails 7 I have happily re-entered the frontend domain and find it very rewarding. I consider myself a life-long learner and have over the years picked up useful soft skills, having worked in many diverse situations. I've lived and worked in many geographic location as well and am native in English, Swedish and German, fluent in French. In the past I have contributed to most phases of product development, from concept and wire framing to server setup. I've spent a significant amount of time in e-commerce and content management systems. I enjoy seeing a project from a high level perspective, rather than starting at a database schema level: outside in rather than inside out. I consider myself a pragmatist and will not by default try to build everything myself if a reasonable alternative exists. By the same token, I'm in favour of carefully curating and vetting libraries to include in a project. I prefer to move with a purpose and shipping often rather than sitting on a feature until it's "perfect". I have no bias against working with legacy code, in fact I enjoy it! Spelunking is a a great way to learn and understand.

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