Showing posts with label Ruby on Rails Jobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ruby on Rails Jobs. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 September 2011

Ruby on Rails Job at Memory Reel (Dallas, Texas

Required Senior Web Developer (Ruby on Rails) to join our team

The tech skills:
-Stellar Ruby on Rails development skills - a big plus if you've participated in Open Source Contributions or worked on the core team.
-Along with that, a strong SQL Plus background from query optimization to server configuration and tuning. Your SQL has got to be fast. A plus if you've worked with databases like RIAK, Cassandra or Voldemort.
-A few years of experience writing complex JavaScript. We're currently using jQuery but you should be versed in many JS frameworks.
-Some experience working with 3rd party APIs, particularly real time API's such as Twitter's.
-Rounding it out, some front-end skills as well (HTML, CSS, etc), some Linux admin skills, and overall tech savvy to find solutions to get the job done.


apply through email: services@memoryreel.com

  

Friday, 9 September 2011

Ruby on Rails Job at ettain group




 ettain group has an immediate opening for a Ruby on Rails Developer  in Atlanta, GA

Requirements
 expert with Ruby on Rails.
 good knowldeg on commercial Web-based products
 strong Web development background using JRuby, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, XML, XSLT, etc.
 communication skills should be good

  please apply online @ http://www.ettaingroup.com

there are some 700 unfilled Ruby on Rails jobs.

Recently while reading an article, I came to see there are huge number of job openings are still left with unfilled state. some 700 unfilled Ruby on Rails jobs. . This shows the growth of ruby on rails development and its demand. In recent days Ruby on rails development team has been increasing day by day... I feel so proud to be a part of ruby on rails development team.

Here are the few words from that article.

Ruby on Rails has become the language of choice for many developers because it has shown to be scalable and has been successfully used in some large corporate development projects and large consumer web services. And so the demand for Ruby on Rails specialists is soaring. Mr Dillon points out that in San Francisco, there are some 700 unfilled Ruby on Rails jobs.

 But despite the popularity of Rails Mr. Dillion believes there’s a strong future for PHP to become a strong Rails competitor. Which is why the company recently acquired Irish startupOrchestra, because the same technologies that support its Ruby on Rails customers can be used to support PHP development.


Thank you,
Uma Mahesh