Senior Ruby on Rails Engineer

About this role

Medihive builds state of the art, award winning telemedicine solutions. We create Virtual Clinics for medics, clinics, hospitals, insurers and health systems allowing them to Engage, Triage and Treat patients online. Our software helps the medical community safely treat patients and save lives today. We want to optimise clinical communication, using technology to allow clinicians to operate at the top of their license,

increase their efficiency and improve patient outcomes.

We are looking for a Senior Ruby on Rails Developer based in the EU to join our fast growing company. We pay market rates and can discuss as soon as you apply.

Our company has enjoyed rapid growth and we’d love you to join our team and help us make a difference in the lives of millions of people around the World who use our software.

Please do not apply for this role unless you have at least 5+ years of commercial experience working with rails in full time / contract roles.

Key Responsibilities

- Working with Product Owner designing and implementing new features and Applications

- Fixing bugs in existing application

- Write tests and execute them on CI

- Test features manually on staging environment

You should

- Have at least 5 years commercial Ruby on Rails experience

- Excellent knowledge of HTML / CSS and Javascript

- Excellent understanding of SQL and feels comfortable using Linux machine

- Be a “full-stack” developer that can deliver functionality with minimal help from others

- Understand and use concepts from Object Oriented Programming

- Have an appreciation for good code level testing

- Have excellent spoken and written English

- Be able to work Monday to Friday within our core office hours of 10:00 to 16:00 Irish Summer Time / GMT

Following experience would be desired but not required

- Cloud based software like Azure

- DevOps experience (especially if you know Ansible)

- Turbolinks or Turbo

- Hotwire and Stimulus

- Kamal

- React.JS

*Candidate must be based in the EEA (European Economic Area)