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Rails Consultant with AI experience

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Seasoned Rails consultant with 8+ years of experience. From MVPs to products with millions of users. Self-driven and easy to manage. I can provide up to 6 hours of overlap with the US timezone and full overlap with EU/UK time zones. Remote: Global, OnSite: India/Middle East/Asia. Some Interesting Complex Problems Solved AI integrations using voice models, openAI, and random forests. Video/audio freeze detection: Used openCV to detect if a video is in a frozen state with more than 99% accuracy CoBrowsing: Created CoBrowsing feature for a customer service app that allows to take control of a customer's browser without using any plugins except this JS CoBrowsing widget code. Server management platform: An internal dashboard for a client that allows users to control thousands of servers and field devices scattered across the globe. It allows the users to execute scripts on those servers, configure, provision, web-based SSH, etc. Common Freelance Gigs Performance optimizations of Rails, PostgreSQL, and Sidekiq: Helped multiple clients to scale Rails Upgrades Legacy modernization: Helping legacy Rails applications to modernize the stack, including the front end. For example, Recently, I helped convert CoffeeScript/AngularJS 1.0 to JS/Vue. Third-party integrations. Skills: Ruby on Rails PostgreSQL React Stimulus TypeScript JavaScript GraphQL Server - Ruby GraphQL Client - Apollo CI/CD (CircleCI, Jenkins) Heroku

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CTO, Senior Full Stack Dev | RoR and Js/Typescript Expert | Remote

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Senior software engineer with over 10 years of experience as a remote freelancer. My educational background includes an MSc 2:1 in computer science and applied mathematics engineering from ENSEEIHT (Toulouse, France) in 2009. I then worked for 2 years as a frontend developer at a startup in London and transitioned to backend work in 2013. Specializing in web application development, I have undertaken projects for companies such as Carrefour, L'Oréal, Cocolis, Epicery, and Alerti. My work has encompassed backend development, data engineering, code and database performance improvement, e-commerce platform customization and logistics, payment system integration, API creation, crawlers, technical documentation, and testing. Passionate about data manipulation and rendering them to users and stakeholders in a more meaningful way, I am currently expanding my skills in AI/ML and neural networks through CNRS fidle formation to explore how I could apply and offer these services to my clients. Recent milestones and accomplishments include: Migrating the payment system from Adyen to Stripe for Epicery Migrating the frontend from Vue to Hotwire for Epicery Developing a geolocalized matching algorithm between carriers and packages for Cocolis Fields of expertise: E-commerce solutions with Solidus/Spree open-source framework Data processing and visualization with Business Intelligence tools for reporting Integration of payment system providers Integration of third-party APIs Database design and performance optimization Frontend performance optimization Crawling and scraping Technical audits Testing, documentation, CI/CD tools Experience with the following tools: Languages: Ruby, Typescript, JavaScript, Node.js, Ruby on Rails Platforms: AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Render, Heroku Frontend: React, Vue.js, Hotwire, Angular, HTML/CSS, Alpine.js, HTMX, Astro Payment providers: Stripe, Mangopay, Adyen, PayPal Data viz: Amazon QuickSight, Superset, Tableau Backend tools: Solidus open-source e-commerce solution, New Relic, Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL, Amazon S3, etc. CI/CD Tools: GitHub CI, CircleCI Fluent in French, English, Spanish.

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Ruby on Rails Expert | Real Time App | NodeJS | ReactJS | NextJS

As a developer with over 7 years of experience, my journey began with a curiosity for how technology can be harnessed to solve real-world problems. Early on, I was drawn to full-stack development because of the opportunity to work across the entire application lifecycle. My expertise lies in Ruby on Rails, ReactJS, and React Native, but my passion for learning has driven me to continually expand my skill set with technologies like GO, NextJS, Node.js, and Python. One of my recent accomplishments was leading the development of a mobile app that streamlined a complex insurance process. By integrating APIs, building a custom voucher system, and enhancing the user interface, I not only improved the user experience but also contributed to a 10% increase in sales. This project reinforced my belief in the power of well-crafted software to drive business success. What sets me apart as a developer is my focus on problem-solving and scalability. I thrive on dissecting complex issues, whether it's improving performance by optimizing code or implementing a solution that scales seamlessly. I’m passionate about helping businesses grow through technology, and I pride myself on my ability to adapt quickly, learn new tools, and apply them to solve unique challenges. Above all, I am committed to building high-quality, impactful software that not only meets the needs of users but also drives meaningful results for the businesses I collaborate with. Whether it’s developing from scratch, maintaining existing projects, or testing new ideas with an MVP, I bring a versatile and solutions-driven mindset to every challenge.

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Engineering Leader - Experienced in Scaling from 0 - acquistition

I am an accomplished Head of Engineering with over 9 years of experience driving innovation and leading high-performing engineering teams. Throughout my career, I have consistently built and scaled engineering organizations, delivered complex software solutions, and driven significant business impact.   My "developer origin story" is grounded in hands-on software development. I honed my skills in Ruby on Rails early on, and I'm particularly proud of my commitment to quality, like when I took untested production apps to 95% code coverage. This foundation as a developer deeply informs my leadership approach, giving me a strong understanding of the challenges and opportunities my teams face. A recent highlight includes my time as CTO at Sonatafy, where I developed AI screening to improve hiring and recruiting efficiency.   Building and scaling teams is a passion of mine, demonstrated by my experiences at Spring Health and Freshly, where I rapidly expanded engineering teams while maintaining a focus on delivery and quality. I excel at connecting technology with business strategy, and I have a proven track record of driving key business metrics and reducing costs through innovative solutions. For example, I owned the engineering of an internal EHR at Spring Health, which decreased expenditures in the tens of millions annually.   My unique skills lie in the blend of my technical expertise, strategic thinking, and leadership capabilities. I'm adept at system architecture, project management, and IT strategy, with a focus on fostering collaboration and enhancing operational efficiency. I believe in investing in people, and I am committed to mentoring, training, and guiding teams, even through complex transitions like the billion-dollar acquisition I navigated at Freshly.

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Building apps AI with Ruby on Rails + Turbo + Hotwire for Startups

In my 13 years of experience in software development, I've been fortunate to contribute to a range of meaningful projects: ✅ I co-founded a startup in the Philippines, where we successfully navigated the challenges of securing funding in Singapore. ✅ Pioneer developer with equity in a U.S. startup, which led to a successful exit in 2022, thanks to a collaborative team effort. ✅ Led the development of a UK e-commerce venture, which achieved $10 million in funding through shared vision and hard work. ✅ Built a successful SaaS tool for e-commerce SEO. ✅ Founding a software development agency where teamwork and client needs were at the forefront. Experience with Ruby on Rails I have had the privilege of growing alongside Ruby on Rails, starting my journey with this technology in 2009. Each version of Rails has offered unique learning opportunities, and I'm grateful for the insights gained through these experiences. 🚂 Rails 2.3.5 (2009 - 2010): My initial experience with Rails was during my final college year. At that time, I was working on a CodeIgniter (php framework) library for my thesis that logs and creates a UML to help developers debug code issues. The moment I actually read through and worked on a production Rails app which was a game on Facebook, I realized my thesis would not be useful in production. 😅The logs of Rails was really intuitive. 🚂 Rails 3 (2010): This version was a really big leap for Rails because of the Merb team merge. A lot of things were introduced on Rails on this version. The main issue at that time was migrating 2.3.X apps had a lot of issues, including Gems no longer working. 🚂 Rails 4 (2013): Transitioning to Rails 4 was a smoother experience. In January/Feb that year there was a mass assignment issue with Rails (where we could do SQL injections). On Rails 4, they made strong paramaters a default. 🚂 Rails 5: Turbolinks 5 and Action Cable was introduced. I think this was Rails answer to SPAs and hybrid mobile apps. During this time, I learned Turbolinks 5 and used Turbolink-iOS adapter to build and launch an iOS app on the Appstore. 🚂 Rails 6: Although ActiveStorage was introduced in 5.2. The projects I've worked on started adoption ActiveStorage at version 6. This is mainly because when you used ActionText which was introduced at Rails 6, you see the advantage of ActiveStorage when images are easily embedded on the WYSIWYG. 🚂 Rails 7: On this release, Hotwire became the default front-end framework for Rails. Hotwire included tools like Turbo + Strada to make it easier for smaller teams to launch cross-platform apps. Experience with Front-end Technologies I have extensive experience in front-end development, particularly with React and similar technologies, spanning over a decade. Here's a breakdown of my journey. <⁄>2012: Began with BackboneJS, where I first delved into MVC architectures in front-end development. <⁄>2013: Transitioned to EmberJS, which I found to offer a more robust MVC framework compared to BackboneJS. <⁄>2015: Adopted AngularJS, facing challenges with code organization due to the lack of standardized practices at that time. <⁄>2016 - 2017: Shifted my focus to React/Redux, a significant leap in terms of code structure and organization. The official Redux documentation greatly aided in establishing a consistent code organization strategy. <⁄>2018 - 2020: Integrated StimulusJS into my projects. <⁄>2021 onwards: Embraced the Hotwire stack, continuing my journey with the latest in front-end technology.

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