Hire senior Ruby on Rails developers in United States

My most recent adventure in Rails involved building a real-time visualization feature, powered by Rails 7 and Hotwire technology, for a remarkable number of concurrent consumers. That project proved the productivity and low maintenance burden of applications built with Rails 7, AnyCable, Turbo, Tailwind, and Stimulus. I have experience in all areas of full-stack application development. I have used Terraform to create Kubernetes clusters in the Google Cloud Platform, built data pipelines with Kafka and PostgreSQL, and, of course, created and maintained production Rails-based applications from Rails 2 to 7. I currently build web-based applications with NestJS (Node) and React via Typescript. I am particularly proud at how quickly I am able to adapt to different paradigms and techniques. Take a look at my Github, I also have experience in Elixir and the Phoenix framework. I’m learning Swift; all to say that I’m always eager to improve my craft through any type of project.

A passionate software engineer with the growth mindset of an entrepreneur. I have experience building web applications with well-known frameworks, including Ruby on Rails. I've been lucky enough to build integrations with many third-party API's including: Stripe, Zendesk, Facebook, Airbnb, Expedia, MailChimp, PayPal, Twilio, Segment, Twitter, Booking.com, Securities and Exchange Commission, and more. I have a high bias for action and like to move quickly and iterate. I'm a patient communicator and introvert. I'm a hacker at heart and like finding creative ways to push business to the next level.

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Hello, I'm Jonathan. I like solving problems—often with code. I'm a full-stack engineer with 7+ years of experience building scalable web applications, primarily with Ruby on Rails. I thrive in environments where I can own high-visibility projects, collaborate across functions, and move fluidly between strategy and execution. I'm also very comfortable in asynchronous workflows and product-driven teams. I've built integrations with external APIs, including payment processors and Visa, and I've led projects from idea to launch. Mentorship is part of my rhythm—whether through pair programming or thoughtful code reviews. Lately, I’ve been working on a personal project: an AI-powered productivity app designed to help users set goals, track tasks, and build momentum. I care about clean architecture, thoughtful collaboration, and building tools people actually enjoy using.

Hello, I’m a software developer based in Brooklyn, NY. I moved into software after a long career in digital marketing. Ruby was the “new hotness” when I started, and ten years later it’s still one of my top choices. Recently I’ve been diving into pure functional programming with Scala 2 and front-end libraries like Effect. Rails remains my happy place -I love the autonomy and speed it gives small teams. I prefer hands-on IC work, but I’m happy to help plan and organize when needed. Colleagues and managers often describe me as someone who “gets sh*t done” - a badge I wear proudly! I’d love to hear what you’re working on. Feel free to reach out!

Rails architect with UX fluency, blending 20+ years of technical mastery with design thinking. Specializing in microservices, AI, and data platforms, I build developer-first solutions that scale.

As an accomplished senior Full Stack developer with 9 years of mastery in Ruby on Rails and Single Page Application (SPA) development using React, Vue.

My strength is working with the non-technical. If you're here, you probably know what you want or need, but maybe you don't know how to best accomplish it. I can help with that. Do you need someone who understands projects might have many stakeholders and need to be ready to pass along or pick up and pivot? I'm here for that. I'm currently open for project-based work. If you need something done, and need someone who can do it with as much or as little help as possible, let's talk. My stats: I'm a senior dev (10 years in Rails, 20 in web dev) who's been through dialup (14,400 even), Flash and ColdFusion, DHTML, I remember when JavaScript was invented, and I provision servers for fun. I'm a Rails dev who aligns closely with the Rails ethos on most things. Importmaps and Hotwire and Turbo and Stimulus are great fun. Familiar with teamwork (read: merge conflicts) and maintaining healthy relationships (read: no ego, just aiming for the best code). If none of that means anything to you, then all I'm bragging about is that I know how to start from nothing and build an entire infrastructure. I can work with a team or by myself equally well. If you know exactly what you want: shoot me a list. If you're a bit lost: let me help. If nothing else, I'm thrilled that I might get to talk shop with new people. Tell me about your project!

I'm a full stack (plus devops, plus data eng) developer with a penchant for human interaction. In the past, I've thrived in "solutions" roles, I've gotten a solid start on management skills, and I've helped launch many a startup. I love mentoring junior devs and helping a company have an excellent technical and social culture. You might also like my full Ruby Conf talk from a few years ago (it's a good simple intro!) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXCvQCOZs78 I can help you bring your idea from zero to launch - literally every step - from ideation and product to traffic analysis and hosting, and of course what we're all here for: ruby code :)

I'm Matt Lins, and I have an extensive 18-year background in web development, specializing in Ruby on Rails. I've applied my craft to build scalable E-commerce, Healthcare, Proptech, and iGaming sites. Along the way, I've led engineering teams to achieve company exits, and in doing so, I've learned that the most sustainable code and tech solutions emerge from the pursuit of simplicity. I advocate for simplicity in development - a belief deeply rooted in the principles of Gall's Law, which I see as essential for creating solutions that focus more on business value than technical complexity.