Dearest NWRUG,


Hope you’re all doing excellently.



There’s a manager in Vodafone who went rogue and started developing things
in Ruby. At first the upper management were sceptical, but after he
produced prototypes that would normally take their existing teams 6 months
to build in two weeks, they decided to give him some budget.



This chap already has extensive experience working remotely and when he got
in contact with us asking for advice how best to staff a Rails team he was
more than receptive to building a dispersed team. We found him two very
good Ruby developers and an excellent frontend developer all UK based. They
work remotely but meet up every couple of weeks for a few days.



The team is doing swimmingly, Vodafone is very happy with them and they are
investing further into the team, requesting from us another Mid-Mid to
Upper-Mid Ruby developer along with a decent HTML/CSS frontend developer to
be the Javascript developers sidekick.



>From the Team:



*“If you want to create great user experiences and help develop
applications that have amazing potential then this is the right job for
you. You will be part of a small well-knit team of highly competent
developers both frontend and backend, and participate in the creation of
small to large scale systems, not only delivering high quality and
well-structured code but doing so with a user’s point of view. *



*We work in a small, collaborative agile team where everyone is involved in
coming up with great features and ownership of the outcome is key.*



*We are problem solvers, constantly reviewing how and why we do things and
learning from each other. We are experimental, trying out new tech and
ideas and willing to take risks to drive the business forward.”*



*Ruby Developer: *

·         Predominantly Backend or Full stack – either is great.

·         Up-to-£60k

·         Remote



*Frontend Developer:*

·         Decent HTML/CSS

·         Basic Javascript (you’ll be working in close partnership a very
experienced JS Developer so it’s a great chance to get good at it over time)

·         UX experience or desire to get into UX a plus – happy to send
people on UX courses/pay for training etc.

·         Up-to-£40k

·         Remote



*Benefits:*

·         5% bonus

·         Generous conference/training Budget

·         Generous equipment Budget

·         Double pension contribution scheme up to 10%

·         28 days annual leave with option to buy & sell days

·         Live insurance (3x Salary)

·         Option for buying Vodafone shares as part of a saving scheme

·         Up-to 10 heavily discounted Vodafone phone contracts (why you
would need 10 phones I’m not sure)



*Other unrelated roles at the moment:*

·         Contracts starting before Christmas - £400-500 /day – (onsite
London)

·         Post-Christmas projects being lined up - £400-500 /day (onsite
London)

·         Big name in the Ruby Scene building massive well backed web app
related to socially responsible fintech – up-to-£100k +equity  (onsite
London)

·         Remote upper-mid Ruby developer, Oxfordshire based company - £50k

·         UX designers, Javascript developers & DevOps engineers supporting
top Ruby teams.



Please let me know if any of the above is relevant for yourself, or those
that you care about this Christmas. Merry Christmas.


Best, Louis.

*Louis Goff-Beardsley*
*Ultra-specialised Independent Ruby Recruitment*
https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisbeardsley
*"I just can't stop thinking about Ruby on Rails"*
*Mobile:* 07449 324 851 *BBS:* 0118 327 1821
*Skype/Googletalk*: [email protected]
@LouisRoR <https://twitter.com/LouisRoR>
irc.freenode.org - LouisRoR - #Ruby #LRUG #NWRUG #Pokemonchat

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