About the company and the project:
A leading U.S.-based edtech company is looking for a Middle Ruby on Rails Developer to join their fully remote team.
Their platform helps educational institutions manage and distribute digital learning materials — from e-textbooks to interactive courseware. The company is known for its advanced e-reader, AI-powered study tools, and seamless integrations with major learning management systems. Their solutions are used by thousands of schools and universities, helping students save over $160 million on textbooks and other materials.
The team has a strong engineering culture and very low turnover — many developers have been with the company for years. You’ll be joining a stable, collaborative, and impact-driven environment where your work will directly support modern education.
Your tasks on the position:
* Participation in all aspects of the application development life cycle, including specifications, prototypes, development, quality assurance, deployment and operations
* Development and modification of internal and external software as part of a team of engineers
* Checking work in practice and using automated tests
* Supporting the day-to-day work of the team, troubleshooting and resolving issues as they arise
* 3+ years of experience with Ruby on Rails
* 3+ years of application and API development experience
* Experience with MySQL or other relational databases
* Experience with Git or other source code control systems
* Working hours: 12:00–20:00 (GMT+2, Kyiv time)
* B2B cooperation is mandatory
* Ukrainian/Russian C1+
* English B2+
Will be an advantage:
* Knowledge of modern web development technologies: PHP, JavaScript, web services (REST), MySQL
* The company guarantees decent pay $3500-5500 gross
* 100% remote work format
* Stable work in an American company (the company has existed since the early 2000s)
* Opportunity for self-development: various technologies and tools, corporate subscription to Udemy training platform
* Friendly and supportive team
* Paid holiday and sick leave