Senior Ruby on Rails Developer

Solid Company; Wrocław; Hybrid; PLN 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Solid Company is seeking a Senior Ruby on Rails Developer to join a project for a US-based HealthTech client. You will design and build web apps in Ruby on Rails, work with cross-functional teams, and write automated tests to ensure reliability.

You will review code, optimize performance, and help define internal standards for maintainability. Daily AI usage aids speed, but final code must be secure and correct before merge.

Qualifications

• 5+ years commercial Ruby and Ruby on Rails experience.
• Relational DBs (PostgreSQL); experience with NoSQL, caching, message brokers.
• REST API, WebSockets; auth: JWT, cookies, OAuth.
• CI/CD, deployment tools, Docker, Git.
• Design patterns, SOLID principles.
• Automated tests with RSpec or similar.
• Architecture contribution: business/functional/non-functional requirements, scalability.
• Daily use of AI tools; ability to review AI-generated code.
• Fluent English (client calls, demos, technical discussions).
• Fluent Polish (internal).
• Interest in HealthTech; focus on quality, security, compliance.

Responsibilities

• Design and build web applications in Ruby on Rails, including relational database design
• Work with cross-functional teams to define, design and ship new features
• Write automated tests that cover edge cases and overall reliability
• Fix bugs and improve performance
• Review code with the same standards, whether a person or AI wrote it
• Help define and improve internal standards for maintainability and style
• Talk directly with the client when needed: clarify requirements, discuss technical solutions and present your work
• Test new tools and workflows, and share what works with the team

Skills

Ruby on Rails

PostgreSQL

REST API

CI/CD

Docker

RSpec / Testing

Code review

English communication

Polish communication

Tools

Git

Docker

RSpec

CI/CD pipelines

Nginx

Job description

We're looking for a Senior Ruby on Rails Developer to join a project for a US-based HealthTech client.

You'll write and review code, contribute to architecture decisions, optimize performance and care about code quality, working closely with PMs, designers and other developers. You'll use AI every day to move faster, and you'll be the one who makes sure the code is actually correct, secure and maintainable before it gets merged. "AI generated it" isn't done. In healthcare, a subtle bug or a missed edge case costs more than time.

What you'll do

• Design and build web applications in Ruby on Rails, including relational database design
• Work with cross-functional teams to define, design and ship new features
• Write automated tests that cover edge cases and overall reliability
• Fix bugs and improve performance
• Review code with the same standards, whether a person or AI wrote it
• Help define and improve internal standards for maintainability and style
• Talk directly with the client when needed: clarify requirements, discuss technical solutions and present your work
• Test new tools and workflows, and share what works with the team

Kogo poszukujemy?

• 5+ years commercial Ruby and Ruby on Rails
• Relational DBs (PostgreSQL); experience with NoSQL, caching, message brokers
• Client comms: REST API, WebSockets; auth: JWT, cookies, OAuth
• CI/CD, deployment tools, Docker, Git
• Design patterns, SOLID principles
• Automated tests with RSpec or similar
• Architecture contribution: business/functional/non-functional requirements, scalability
• Daily use of AI tools; ability to review AI-generated code
• Code review: giving and receiving
• Fluent English (client calls, demos, technical discussions)
• Fluent Polish (internal)
• Interest in HealthTech; focus on quality, security, compliance

Nice to have

• JS framework: Vue or React
• AWS or similar cloud platform
• Web servers (Nginx)
• HealthTech/pharmacy: HIPAA, e-prescribing, insurance, FHIR
• Experience embedded with client, consulting, FDE, or startup multitasking

This role probably isn't for you if:

• You treat a ticket as done when code runs rather than tested, reviewed, maintainable long-term
• You prefer an unchanged stack/workflow for years; we adopt better tools regularly
• You avoid responsibility for merges; here you sign off final code