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Frontend Rails Developer

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My current business card says I'm a developer. But that doesn't begin to describe all that I am about. I have experience in many roles that make me a lynchpin for business. Whilst I traditionally have been trained as an artist, I grew up on technology from an early age. I began programming on a Commodore 64 in the early 1980's. I built my own website in the early 1990's because there were only two companies in all of Australia that would build a website for my business. So I learnt web programming and saved myself thousands whilst learning more about the internet. Iron Man is my favourite movie and I realise why now. Tony Stark is an innovator, designer, engineer and inventive. An all round that allows you to dream big and create. I have skills in illustration, technical direction, project management, Agile business development and community networks that allow me to effectively produce in not for profit, charity and commercial business. I have over twenty years of experience with and for not for profit organisations. I''m very familiar with government funding because of this. I've a diverse history having worked in live caricature gigs for major corporates, taught tai chi to over 100 students in one large park lesson at once, spoken at national conferences and presented workshops and training sessions to the private organisations and the general public. I'm happy to do public speaking, work solo or fly with a team to do what it takes to make a challenge soar.

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Ruby on Rails. 5+ Years. Built and scaled web solutions with Ruby on Rails for a startup (team of 3). Tackled senior-level tasks: optimized legacy code, designed APIs under tight deadlines. Expanded into cloud infrastructure: deployed servers on AWS, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean, and Heroku. Fluent in English & Portuguese, conversational Spanish. As a Ruby on Rails developer with five years of experience, I thrive on turning ideas into seamless, user-focused web solutions. My journey kicked off with a curiosity about what powers the digital world—a spark that’s since grown into a deep passion for crafting reliable, impactful software. At a startup, I worked with a tight-knit team of three, diving into senior-level challenges head-on. From optimizing tangled legacy codebases to designing scalable APIs under tight deadlines, those high-stakes tasks sharpened my ability to adapt, innovate, and deliver, no matter the complexity. I’m more than a coder—I’m a problem solver who brings enthusiasm and precision to the table. A recent milestone I’m proud of? Expanding into cloud infrastructure. I’ve been spinning up servers on AWS, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean, and Heroku, pushing my skills beyond app development into architecting robust, high-performance environments. This rare mix of full-stack expertise and DevOps know-how lets me offer end-to-end solutions that stand out in today’s fast-paced tech landscape. What makes me unique? I pair a rock-solid Ruby on Rails foundation with an insatiable drive to learn and a talent for connecting the dots. Fluent in English and Portuguese, with conversational Spanish, I’m built to collaborate across diverse teams and cultures. I’m eager to join innovative companies where I can blend my skills with cutting-edge projects, grow alongside brilliant peers, and tackle challenges others might miss. Whether it’s unraveling backend puzzles or deploying cloud-native systems, I’m the developer who gets it done—and then pushes it further.

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Hi, I’m Rahul – a backend developer with a strong foundation in Ruby on Rails and a growing expertise in Node.js. I specialize in building and optimizing LMS platforms, working with complex domains like courses, learning paths, event sessions, assessments, and analytics. With a strong focus on performance optimization, I’ve worked closely with developers and CSM teams to solve real-world product challenges efficiently. Currently, I’m expanding my skill set by diving into Node.js and modern JavaScript tooling. I’ve worked with npm and global package management, and I’m actively exploring parallel processing and scalability solutions for high-performance applications. My passion for learning doesn’t stop there—I’m also deeply invested in data structures, algorithms, and object-oriented design, constantly solving LeetCode problems to sharpen my problem-solving skills. Beyond web development, I’m interested in system design and have been working on a news aggregator project to improve my ability to architect scalable applications. Looking ahead, I’m exploring low-level programming languages to stay ahead in the ever-evolving tech landscape. I thrive on challenges, love optimizing systems for speed and efficiency, and am always eager to learn and grow. Whether it’s scaling backend systems, solving algorithmic problems, or transitioning into new technologies, I’m excited about building impactful solutions. Let’s connect and create something amazing!

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Senior/Lead Eng to Tech Co-Founder: Deep rails experience that comes with empathy, humor, and a bit of chaos

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Seasoned code wrangler with over a decade in Ruby on Rails and a past life as a social worker and policy researcher. I've got a knack for translating geek speak for humans and wrangling stakeholder needs into delighted users and maintainable code. Looking to land in a place where code meets impact. Full stack developer that has spent over a decade in the Ruby/Rails ecosystem. I lean ops to backend, but I can get in there and wrangle JS components and CSS if need be. I often wear at least a little bit of a product manager hat, have been a team lead on large projects, and I even try to remember to write documentation and technical briefs. I'm longwinded in slack, shy in person, didactic and friendly in code reviews, and occasionally down a rabbithole. Loves: Wrangling weird bugs and annoying APIs, refactoring, clear code (for the humans) and good tests (for the robots), figuring out the best places to deliver maximum impact and shipping quickly, teaching myself new things, compassionate communication and collaboration with multiple stockholders, making weird things happen in the CI pipeline Special superpowers: T-shaped generalist that still geeks out on learning new things, sniffing out something that isn't a problem yet but definitely will be (and I don't mean premature optimization), care a lot about readable code. Worked as a social worker for a decade, there's more soft skills than people might think in getting software out the door. Not so loves: JS in general, jerks, arrogance, watching junior developers not get the support they need and thinking it is their fault, refreshing staging for an hour wondering why my debugger isn't getting hit. -- Have worked in startups at all stages of their life cycle as both an introverted grumpy solo developer and team leader, helped make product decisions, mentored other developers, deleted prod a few times, etc. I chafe a bit at schedules, but occasionally I'll figure out a big that would have been a big problem in the future at 3am and just fix it. Love fixing those things. I can meeting during normal human hours though. -- Open to short and long term contracts and FTE for the right fit. Prefer chill flat organizations where everyone likes and respects each other and just gets stuff done. I've shipped features faster at those organizations than any that were focused on relentless hustle. -- Tell me why you believe in your tech and I'll tell you about one of my weird side projects like a Led Zeppelin button or a confessional that floats in the air. -- Have PhD level statistics classes buried in my brain somewhere, know my way around python and some data analysis, have built ETL pipelines - if it has to be done, I'll try to figure out a way to get it done. And the longer you hang around this world, you realize the most important programming language is being able to talk to people in kind and useful ways. -- Senior enough to know that sometimes it's the code you don't write that solves the problem ;) Junior enough to still get excited every time I make LEDs blink with magic words.