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Technical Lead/Senior Rails Engineer at UpMetrics (Sacramento, CA)

We're looking for a seasoned Technical Lead/Senior Software Engineer to lead the design and development of our back end software, services, and architecture. We’re excited to work with a respectful and collaborative leader and engineer who thrives wearing many hats and is able to work with a distributed team. We are based in San Francisco, but this position will be located out of our satellite office in Sacramento, CA.


In this role, you’ll find yourself:



  • Leading, architecting, and guiding other developers and our evolving codebase

  • Writing well designed, testable, efficient code

  • Participating in all phases of the software development lifecycle while also contributing feedback and ideas during product development

  • Working with engineering and product to increase velocity while constantly striving to improve our internal processes and procedures

  • Fixing bugs and improving application performance


Skills & requirements



  • You're an experienced Rails engineer and a proven leader who enjoys designing and building RESTful APIs

  • You have deep knowledge and experience with data architecture, data modeling, and are comfortable writing raw SQL when necessary.

  • You pride yourself on writing elegant code and are a fan of unit testing.

  • You're comfortable working within the Amazon ecosystem (EC2, RDS, and S3).

  • You're self motivated, enjoy autonomy, and have an entrepreneurial mindset.

  • You’re communicative and understand how your role impacts and intersects with the larger product and development teams.

  • You want to help. Help build our company culture. Help a non-technical co-worker understand a complex issue. Help a fellow developer work through a problem. Help our customers do their jobs better.


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