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A gym management software company is seeking a senior Rails developer to join their team. This full-time position is remote, requiring candidates to be in an EU timezone for collaboration. You will write code for customers right from the start and can also take part in infrastructure and mobile app projects. Ownership of tasks is crucial, and there's potential for the role to evolve into a CTO position for the right individual.
We're looking for a senior rails developer to come work with us at WodBoard. WodBoard is gym management software that helps gym owners run their businesses and helps their customers, the gym members, live healthier lives. The brand name won't make any sense unless you've walked into a functional fitness gym before so I'll move swiftly on...
We're a bootstrapped company so there's no VCs to answer to. That doesn't mean we're not ambitious though - there's a massive market we're going after and we want to create lasting change. As a combination of these two things we've a heavy focus on getting stuff done.
Our development ethos could be best described as "full DHH". Whilst there's some bits we don't 100% agree with we stick to the core Rails ethos and stack, focussing on what we can achieve with the technology, rather than the technology itself. If you've enjoyed some of the blog posts on how Basecamp structure code, or enjoy the work of boringrails.com, you'd like working with us.
We're a small (but mighty) tech team of 3 so you'll be jumping straight in and writing code for customers from day 1. There's also infrastructure / UI work / mobile app development work that happens and you can become involved in if you so wish. The role has the opportunity to build into a CTO role for the right person.
A little more about the role and us :
The position is full-time and by no means do you need to be into health / fitness to work here (only about 50% of our staff are). It's fully remote position but you'd need to be on an EU timezone so there's sufficient overlap with the rest of the team. We also do a full team meetup in person twice per year.