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Ruby on Rails Dev Mid-level Freelancer 5+ years experience

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🟥 Over the past five years, I’ve built interactive and scalable applications with Angular, SCSS, and modern JavaScript, while more recently expanding into Ruby on Rails. One recent milestone was contributing to full-stack legal tech features, where I combined API design, secure workflows, and UI integration. This mix of frontend depth and growing backend expertise allows me to approach problems holistically and deliver features that fit seamlessly into real-world products. 🟥 I’m passionate about creating intuitive user experiences and mentoring others. As a volunteer technical lead on a cross-platform fashion app, I not only built with Angular and Flutter but also guided junior developers through code reviews and architectural decisions. Community matters to me, and I regularly mentor beginners through Codebar, helping others take their first steps into coding. 🟥 Based in the UK, I focus on remote-first roles, since opportunities are limited in my local area. I am open to monthly meetups in cities such as London, Birmingham, Edinburgh, or Bristol, provided travel time and transport are factored in. I am also actively learning German and would be happy to travel to Berlin if required, as part of being proactive in my professional growth and cultural learning. 🟥 What makes me unique is the blend of adaptability and breadth: I’ve worked across frontend, backend, mobile, and product strategy, and I thrive in collaborative environments where I can connect the dots between design, engineering, and business needs. I bring not just coding ability, but also the empathy and perspective to help teams ship meaningful digital products.

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I am writing to express my strong interest in the Remote Ruby on Rails Developer position at your company. With over a year of hands-on experience building production-grade applications using Ruby on Rails 7/8, Hotwire, and React.js, I bring a full-stack skill set tailored for modern, scalable web development.

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Dear Hiring Manager, I am writing to express my strong interest in the Remote Ruby on Rails Developer position at your company. With over a year of hands-on experience building production-grade applications using Ruby on Rails 7/8, Hotwire, and React.js, I bring a full-stack skill set tailored for modern, scalable web development. At BestPeers Pvt. Ltd., I led the development of real-time features using Turbo + Stimulus, built RESTful APIs consumed across microservices, implemented background jobs with Sidekiq, and integrated robust authentication layers using Devise and JWT. I’ve worked in Agile environments, participated in code reviews, and maintained test coverage above 85% using RSpec, Capybara, and FactoryBot. On the frontend, I specialize in building interactive and responsive UIs with React.js, Redux Toolkit, and Tailwind CSS. I’ve developed modular components, optimized load performance using dynamic imports and lazy loading, and maintained clean, scalable state management using Context API and Redux. My portfolio includes projects like: - Reconnector: A real estate listing platform built with Rails 7, Hotwire, Sidekiq, and Tailwind CSS—featuring role-based access, dynamic filtering, and PDF generation. - QuickNote: A collaborative real-time note-sharing app combining Rails 7 API, WebSockets (ActionCable), and a React + Redux frontend. I bring not only technical depth but a strong product mindset, a sharp eye for detail, and clear communication skills. I thrive in remote settings with async teams, take initiative, and follow clean code principles (SOLID, DRY, modular architecture). I’m highly proficient in Git, GitHub Actions, and modern DevOps workflows using Docker and Heroku/AWS. I’m excited about the opportunity to contribute to a high-performing engineering team solving meaningful problems. I can start immediately and am open to full-time remote work across any time zone. Thank you for your time and consideration. I’d love to discuss how I can bring value to your team. Sincerely, Surendra Chourasiya 📧 surendrachourasiya420@gmail.com 📞 +91-9302288389 🔗 GitHub (https://github.com/surendr1a) | LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/surendr1a)

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Ruby on Rails + React

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Through my agency at invokestudio.io, I have helped several companies implement new features, prototype MVPs, build greenfield apps, clean up technical debt, and standardize the codebase. I am experienced with the full-stack and can also contribute with DevOps (backend) and UI (frontend) implementations. I am an open-source contributor and core member of Bridgetown. Some exciting passion projects I am currently building include a React CMS for Bridgetown, a ViewComponent library for Rails, and an online listing marketplace for my region at centralcoastclassifieds.com. I maintain a tech blog at mugenruby.com and cross-post articles on other blog sites. SKILLS Soft: I’m a great listener and communicator, empathetic towards the users of products I build, organized, adapt quickly to change and manage my time well. Hard: HTML/CSS, JavaScript/StimulusJS/React, Ruby/Rails, ActiveRecord/SQL, Git, AWS S3/SES, Email service providers, Relational data modeling, REST, RSpec/MiniTest, Error Monitoring/debugging, building/implementing APIs and webhooks, Redis, ElasticSearch, Stripe Connect. Projects I have done Built a peer-to-peer marketplace that allows users to search for items to rent from sellers. Sellers are required to connect a bank account via Stripe Connect before being able to create listings. ActionCable-powered chat feature with email reminders and read receipts Location-based searching with Searchkick and Opensearch (ElasticSearch equivalent) Calendar style booking system with confirmation settings and payment system Created an online application process to collect information from applicants looking to join a real estate listing service. Applicants are prompted to pay online, receive status emails, and digitally sign documents. Staff users can manage applications via filtering, updating the status of the application to denote its stage in the process, request payments and signatures, and create events links that are populated and sent out via email. PDF generated with data from the applications filled by users. Generation of PDF triggers actions that involve callbacks, API calls, and emailing users, and ability to download signed PDF via email or UI. Various API calls and listening for web hooks during the digital signing process via Docuseal’s service. Involves uploading pre-filled PDF as a template, calling it again when requested for signature, and listening for an event to indicate it was completed. Stripe Checkout integration with custom line items, redirects, and object instantiation upon successful payments. Built a questionnaire builder that allowed users to create questions organized by custom surveys. Referenced existing Figma screens and translated the user flow into code. Hotwired-heavy frontend with use of Turbo Frames and Turbo Streams. Use of StimuluJS for dynamically adding/removing question fields, tabs, and modals. Designed the data model relations from ground up.

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Experienced CTO-level Rails architect

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Kent Beck recently said: “AI has reduced the value of 90% of what I do to zero, but the other 10% has gone up by 1000x.” So what’s in that “other 10%”? It’s the part non-engineers rarely appreciate — because they don’t see it firsthand: • Debugability • Introspection • Solid structure • High-quality tests Let’s be honest: debugability in AI-generated code is a disaster. We’re witnessing a flood of code written by non-engineers — vibe coders — that seems fine until it explodes months later. That’s when the real nightmares begin: bugs that require eight steps across different actors, cause baffling side effects in unrelated parts of the app, and defy every attempt at consistent reproduction. They’re unfixable, unscoped, and they never die. Introspection — the ability to look clearly into your code, your data, your stack — is an art. And as far as I can tell, AI isn’t introspecting. So it doesn’t care if your data is obscured or lost behind poorly constructed abstractions. But you should care. Solid architecture should be non-negotiable by now. Yet somehow, we still see apps with business logic scattered across layers, leaky abstractions, and no internal consistency. We once thought these lessons would become table stakes. They haven’t. And then there are tests. What counts as a high-quality test? In my paper, “Automated Tests from 10,000 Feet,” I explore how effective testing is about intent and confidence. In healthy codebases, tests are written with the code — not bolted on later. But for decades, computer science programs have overemphasized unit testing, neglecting system testing. Now we have a generation rebelling against tests altogether, many of them openly hostile to the practice. Why? Because we failed to demonstrate the real value of tests. Unit tests rarely catch regressions. But a lean, strategic suite of high-quality system tests? That’s pure gold. That’s what gives you the confidence to refactor, to ship, to move fast without breaking everything. It’s time for a course correction. Are you building something that needs a founding engineer? I’m looking for 50% equity, with a $0 salary. If you're serious, let’s talk.

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