Hire mid-level Ruby on Rails developers

👉 I'm a Rails full stack freelancer with 3 years of experience 🌎 I have an international background from my previous life working in the ophthalmic business 🕶 in Asia and Europe. 💻 I have already 8 satisfied customers under my belt (your can see the recommendations on Linkedin). Tech skills: ✅ Ruby / Ruby on Rails / Rspec ✅ Javascript / Stimulus.js / Hotwire ✅ PostgreSQL / Redis / Sidekiq / ActionCable ✅ Heroku / CleverCloud / Github / Gandi ✅ Responsive Design / PWA ✅ Slim / View components / Tailwind ✅ Stripe / API ✅ Devise / Pundit / Cloudinary / Mapbox / Geocoder Soft skills: 🤹🏼 Multilingual (French, English, Portuguese) 🤹🏼 Experienced project manager 🤹🏼 Collaborative and curious person 🤹🏼 Autonomous and reliable worker

My expertise lies in the backend of Ruby on Rails Applications. My primary focus is on server-side development using the Ruby on Rails framework. For about two years, I've been working on Ruby projects in Pakistan and remotely.

Working as a fullstack Ruby On Rails and Flutter software engineer for many years. Experienced in a highload web apps, APIs and mobile apps development from scratch. Interested in Web 3 projects and everything new. Current projects: - https://altyn.io (RoR, docker, postgres) — accounting web application with crypto support and professional double record - https://warp3.tech (RoR, sinatra, docker, mysql) — a server to scrap and prepare unique content summaries with translation automatically with 4 different neural networks (ONNX binary inference of NLP models). - https://brevy.app (flutter android, ios apps) — mobile client made with flutter to demonstrate warp3.tech abilities. Prefered: - mobile apps development with Flutter - web apps development with Ruby On Rails Payment in crypto is possible. Remote only.

With over 16 years of experience developing web sites and applications I am equally comfortable planning and developing new projects as I am assisting with old codebases in need of care. More than just programming, I can advise on data modelling, service design, UX, DevOps, and team processes. I also have experience mentoring developers in Ruby and Elixir. I live in Berlin and currently have 3 days per week available from mid-May 2023. I prefer working remotely but am happy to come to the office for meetings and collaborating with staff. I charge a flat hourly rate of 89 EUR/79 GBP per hour (as of 2023-03-17). No need to sign a fixed term contract, I'm available to assist you on an as-needed basis for however long or short you need.

In 2013, I stumbled into the world of software and it's been a thrilling journey ever since. While residing out of state and working as a secretary, a company spotted my resume on a job board and invited me to interview for a junior development role. I was initially skeptical, (I joked that all I could do was update a MySpace page), but they recognized my proficiency in foreign languages and believed they could teach me to code. Although I absolutely bombed the technical interview, my future boss saw potential and told me he saw a working brain at play. They specialized in a healthcare abstraction software written in Smalltalk and it unlocked a part of my brain that I didn’t know existed — something creative and analytical and puzzle-y and I was hooked from word one. I worked with them for about a year before circumstances led me back to North Carolina to be with family. I knew I would never have such luck again, I enrolled in night school and pursued a software apprenticeship. In 2019, I made the decisive shift to a programming career, a choice that has become the pride of my life. Professionally, I am a passionate software engineer specializing in Ruby/Rails, driven by the challenge of solving complex problems with innovative solutions. I am dedicated to maintaining high code quality and ensuring long-term maintainability while approaching new features with a focus on fundamental design principles. Demonstrating confident ownership of my work, I strive to deliver projects with speed and accuracy. I thrive in both collaborative team environments and self-directed settings, embodying a lifelong student mindset, always eager to swiftly learn and master new technologies.

I’m Ruby/RoR engineer obsessed with databases and automation. For 12 years I devote myself to the IT industry as (formerly) a technical writer, then a software engineer (10 years), incl. being a business owner and tech lead (since 2018). • I’m deeply familiar with Ruby and/or Ruby on Rails. Since 2014 I’ve been working on and building (incl. from scratch) a dozen of apps from huge monoliths to small apps, full-stack or API-only apps, and worked with versions 3.2–7.0 of Rails and 1.9–3.2 of Ruby; • Besides Ruby/Rails (and Sinatra, and Cuba), my strong points are Oracle & PL/SQL and PostgreSQL (incl. writing and tuning complex SQL queries), Shell scripting (from Bash with grep/sed/awk to Perl/Python/C), and User testing (Watir, Cypress); • I also have a several-year experience with JavaScript as well as React and Vue and I’m capable of talking with the frontend people in the same language as well as doing not-so-complex things; • I speak and write English fluently; • I worked in both enterprise- and startup environments; • I’m unbelievably initiative and enterprising and never-sitting-on-my-hands. I consider myself a well-equipped T-shaped engineer, and I’m tool agnostic and not constraining myself only with Ruby or Rails. For me tools are just tools to build products and work on challenges. Besides, since I treat product development as a single whole, I prefer to be not just a coder and executor, and not in a specific area, but my real power (and, inseparably, passion) is in a diversified approach to the product, that is, diving in the product/business realm, bringing and brainstorming new (or good old) ideas with stakeholders, implementing them on different levels, rethinking processes (of whatever it could be—product itself or development team), increasing the database (and not only) performance, doing/setting up/improving deploys, gathering use cases, breaking them down into test cases and then implementing e2e tests, trying to preserve any knowledge for the current and potential team members by writing structured docs, etc. I do love seeing a big picture and working on various levels of responsibility and parts of the product besides just typing the code, which is still basically the major part of my work. More details on the above or other things we can surely discuss tête-à-tête :)

12+ years building software, mostly with Rails. I consider myself a Rails generalist - someone who's good enough at multiple things but doesn't necessarily fit in standard corporate roles like front-end developer, back-end developer, devops etc. I do a bit of everything, and I love it. I prefer working with small teams, be it a small family business or an early stage startup.

I hold a Computer Engineering degree from a well-known University in India, Gujarat Technological University. During my final year of college, I developed an Android app named "Shadow Me". This app assists travelers in choosing the optimal side to sit on during bus journeys. You can find it on the Play Store. My career began as a Python Trainee, where I developed a solid foundation in Python programming. I then ventured into Django-based web application development and Open edX platform development. As a core team member of qurito.io, a cryptocurrency-based reward platform, I contributed significantly. Later, I joined my current company as a Python Developer in February 2019. Within six months, I embraced the challenge of mastering new technology for an upcoming project. This led me to learn Ruby & Ruby on Rails, which I've been proficiently using for a digital marketplace based on Spree Commerce. Additionally, I've contributed to the open-source community by creating an extension for Spree Commerce, simplifying Stripe subscription integration.

I have been using Ruby and Rails since 2019 and love it so far. I founded a consulting business where I work on different clients' projects. I avoid complex messes and keep my stack around Ruby, Rails, Stimulus, Turbo, and Stimulus Reflex.

A full-stack Ruby on Rails developer, providing architect-level services for over a decade. Served some notable companies like: 1. Donorbox 2. ZenArbitrage 3. GinzaMetrics