Hire Ruby on Rails developers in United States

I am an active software developer who's spent the past several years mainly building complex web apps. I am an all-around developer who’s used front-end, back-end, and infrastructure technologies while working with teams of all sizes. Along with being passionate about coding and solving problems and strongly committed to communication and organization, I value product quality, transparency, Agile development, and client satisfaction. Here are my core technologies: - Ruby on Rails - RSpec - Sidekiq - React - TypeScript - Node.js - Git - GraphQL - PostgreSQL - gRPC - Kubernetes - Docker - AWS - Redis

Hello. I'm an ex-Apple engineer with 15 years of software development experience. I am of working on or creating your Rails app, native (iOS and macOS) app, or both. I'm passionate about software design and creating products with a high level of attention to detail. Co-host of the Rooftop Ruby podcast. Can provide team with full development and design services of larger projects on request.

Brad Werth is an experienced software developer with over 20 years of experience in developing and supporting production applications. He is proficient in various technologies such as Ruby/Rails, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, and SQL, and has a strong focus on correctness, speed, maintainability, and security. Brad is a collaborative team member with a positive attitude and work ethic, and has worked with start-ups, Fortune 500 companies, and non-profits alike. He has achieved top rankings on Stack Overflow for Ruby, Ruby on Rails, RSpec, and HTML, and has a notable track record of mentoring fellow developers, identifying and addressing technical debt and performance issues, and improving overall test speed.

Over seven years professional software development experience, specializing in RESTful API development. Passionate about clean and maintainable code, timely delivery, generous code feedback and excellent communication skills. My expertise lies in the back end though I am experienced in front end and DevOps as well. Strong interest in privacy and security best practices. Experience working effectively on dev teams of 2 to 100+ engineers.

I’m a Rubyist of 12+ years, primarily acting as a senior developer and running operations for Noko (Freckle) Time Tracking. I specialize in maintaining and refactoring legacy applications; fixing up existing code to take advantage of the meteoric jumps of modern, evergreen browsers. I also love doing customer support, developer relations, build-chain improvements, and engineering management. Thomas Cannon is an excellent full stack Rails dev, and not afraid to get his hands dirty with ops, support, or documentation (and he's good at it, too!). Beyond his deep knowledge and technical chops, he's a joy to work with… thorough, considerate, always up for a challenge, always taking in new information and ready to update his approach. He leads and gets things done. - Amy Hoy (of 30x500 fame!)

After spending approximately a decade practicing electrical design, installation & repair initially in the aviation sector and then in the marine sector, I decided to learn something new. The software environment is ever evolving while the electrical installation field is quite repetitive. Flatiron gave me the chance to enter a new world full of tools and techs that are endlessly interesting. For example, I recently adapted active storage into my rails application that is saved to the postgreSQL database instead of hosted on a cloud service. The use of blobs encouraged me to learn about the JavaScript Blob() and File() constructors that I was previously unaware of. That is what is continuing to draw me into development on a daily basis. I am passionate about learning to code, helping others to code and building useful applications that people can use to improve their jobs or lives. I have a vast amount of experience in troubleshooting and fault-finding. It has served me well during my time at Flatiron. Without that experience, I imagine that every error I had to work through would have taken exponentially more time. While electrical and software engineering are different fields, fault-finding is always about tracing the correct progression of events in a system and determining the point at which the progression stops. My personal preference is that debugging in software is more fun than building applications. Problem solving is a practical knowledge that comes from experience and I enjoy practicing it.

Hey Everyone, I have began building websites in the mid 90s as a kid, and transitioned to building web applications using ColdFusion. I began messing around with Rails in 2008, and fully migrated to it in 2012. Outside of Rails I have extensive experience with Javascript for both front and back end. Over the years I've worked with a majority of front-end frameworks including React, Vue, Svelete, Stimulus, Turbo, and Backbone. At this point in my development career I'm mostly interested in building scalable systems and utilizing various web3 technologies.

Hi, I’m a software engineer writing code, fixing bugs, and helping patients get the medications they need to live healthy lives. Using Ruby on Rails, React, PHP, Javascript, Docker, Azure, Kubernetes, and Jenkins. I’ve shipped production applications to the web, the App Store, and the Play Store for myself, contracting clients, and my employers. I also write a bit online about what interests me. This includes my blog here and technical articles for companies that include Docker, CircleCI, SemaphoreCI, Honeybadger, AppSignal, and Linktree.

Delon has been tinkering with computers since he was 10 and code since he was 15, but he got his start professionally at 18 years old (in 1999 😅) writing a data conversion script in Perl for his mother's client in the manufacturing industry. Since then he's worked for various companies, but primarily, he's been a freelancer and consultant. He's worked in many data-intensive fields including healthcare, health research, education & marketing. He specializes in building data-oriented applications like case management systems, scheduling systems, workflow systems, EHR / EMR systems, form systems, and content management systems. He enjoys systems integration & automation, working with arcane data formats, building compilers and interpreters, and solving problems that effect human people. He's used a variety of technologies professionally including Ruby, Ruby on Rails, C, Clojure, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Python, Java, C#, Visual Basic for Applications, Bash, PHP, SQL, Datalog and explored many more. But, he really loves to work with Ruby & Lisp. He loves learning and helping others learn. Lately he's been learning about Natural Language Processing, computer graphics, and modern DevOps. He's a self-professed math and science geek, but he also loves music (especially Jazz), poetry, photography and hiking with his beautiful wife and their dog Blu. Highlights Over 22 years of experience Polyglot developer Over 8 years of experience in Healthcare & Research Enjoy working with arcane data formats (e.g. EDI) Build user-friendly data-oriented applications System integration & automation System architecture & design Experienced mentor & teacher Math & CS nerd ❤️ Ruby & Lisp

As a back-end software developer, my five years of experience in brokerage services and four years in hospitality have equipped me with valuable collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills. I have honed my ability to work in a team, effectively communicate complex ideas, and solve problems creatively. Leveraging these skills, I am committed to delivering high-quality, efficient software solutions that meet clients' needs. Let's connect and see how I can help you achieve your software development goals.