Ruby on Rails Developer

Callibrity Solutions, LLC; Ohio; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Callibrity Solutions, LLC seeks a Ruby on Rails Developer to join their remote team. The role involves collaborating with clients on software development projects, implementing best practices in Agile and DevOps, and engaging in continuous learning. Ideal candidates have significant experience in Ruby on Rails and interpersonal skills to work closely with various stakeholders.

Benefits

Competitive Pay

PTO

Potential for Full-time Hire

High Employee Retention

Work-life Balance

Qualifications

• 4+ years of professional experience with Ruby on Rails.
• 2+ years in Java or C#.
• Experience in high-growth tech or startup environments.

Responsibilities

• Work on greenfield software development projects.
• Conduct pair programming and code reviews.
• Communicate complex ideas effectively with stakeholders.

Skills

Ruby on Rails

Java

C#

DevOps

Agile

Problem Solving

Communication

Education

Bachelor's Degree or Bootcamp Certification

Job description

Callibrity is based in Cincinnati, OH. This role will be virtual, remote-based but must work U.S. Eastern or Central Time work hours. Will not consider non-US based candidates or Corp to Corp candidates.

Callibrity is a developer owned and managed custom software development consulting company that is dedicated to creating quality software using modern technologies and adding unquestionable business value to companies across multiple industries and verticals. We are problem solvers...people who like a challenge and enjoy working with modern tech stacks. We offer an incredibly collaborative culture and enjoy solving complex problems with our clients.

As a Ruby on Rails Developer, you understand the client’s big-picture business value and technical direction and can articulate possible solutions and next steps beyond the project at hand. You will integrate into a software development team without needing ongoing, daily supervision. You’ll have the opportunity to work directly with client stakeholders on greenfield software development projects. You will regularly participate in pair programming and code reviews, putting you in the position to share your knowledge and upskill your team. You’re driven to learn new technologies and frameworks.

Callibrity Software Developers:

• Can solve a broad subset of problems with a broader set of solutions by choosing the right language, framework, and tool for a problem
• Work directly with key stakeholders at our clients to accomplish shared goals
• Communicate complex ideas effectively, both verbally and in writing
• Proactively identify opportunities, challenges, and issues and recommend a solution
• Demonstrate mastery of software development best practices (Agile, DevOps, Test Automation, CI/CD, TDD)
• Stay ahead of the curve by exploring new technologies including AI, Machine Learning, Cloud, and IoT
• Thrive in an environment where there is close interaction among different roles and teams
• Are admired by the client as someone they can count on, regardless of title or seniority

Requirements:

• 4+ years of professional experience with Ruby on Rails
• 2+ years of professional experience in Java or C#
• Previous working experience in high-growth technology companies and/or startups
• Understanding of scrum, unit testing, continuous integration, continuous delivery, and DevOps

Knowledge of microservice architectures and RESTful APIs, especially in Ruby on Rails

• Good experience with relational databases
• Relevant professional experience in Information Technology and/or Consulting
• Four-year degree or successful completion of respected bootcamp/accelerator, or extensive mentorship program
• Successfully solve Callibrity’s CoderPad and Code Pairing Challenges
• Interpersonal skills: Influencer, professionalism and accountability, passion for learning, us not them mentality, shared responsibility
• Embodies Callibrity’s Core Values
• Must be authorized to work in the United States, without sponsorship

Benefits of Being a Callibrity Consultant:

• As a consultant, you’re trusted as an advisor — clients look to you not just for implementation, but for guidance, strategic thinking, and leadership.
• Being associated with Callibrity means working with a brand known fordelivery excellence, transparency, and results.
• Competitive Pay
• PTO
• Potential to Convert: Strong possibility for full-time hire (will start as a 1099 or W-2 hourly)
• Impactful Work: Help drive application best practices in a respected organization
• High employee retention and satisfaction (One of Cincinnati’s Best Places to Work!)
• Work-life balance

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