Got an offer to Singapore!

Location: Moscow, Russia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: major: Clojure, Ruby, AWS, Terraform, PostgreSQL, Docker, Redis. minor: c++, golang, kafka, rabbitmq.

CV: https://goo.gl/K1eNk6

Email: [email protected]

Senior Backend engineer with devops knowledge. I have experience in building scalable distributed projects (see cv) and joining experienced team with mature project. I am passionate about highly concurrent services, challenging CS and math problems. In my free time I enjoy solve programming challenges and learn new technologies on Coursera (available certs on request).

Location: Russia

Remote: Possible

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies:

  Use on daily bases: Clojure, AWS, Postgres, git

  Another experience: MongoDB, Ruby, Devops, Redis.

  Sport programming: C++

Résumé/CV: on request

Email: kronos dog realisticgroup.com

This was fun. Thank you

That was a fun little interlude - I wonder how effective strategies like this are? Is it to check for genuine technical ability, engage candidates or just a little barrier to ensure a candidate is really interested in the role?

I'd added cycles. Then the solution would be more interesting

Location: UTC+3

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: not earlier than 2017

Technologies:

Senior backend developer (with ruby stack).

Have huge experience in Ruby (over 10 years), working as a team leader for 4 years.

I'm willing to move on to another technology stack: clojure or golang (have some experience with both) or scala/elixir/erlang (newbie)

Keywords in one list: mysql, mongodb, rabbitmq, redis, aws, chef, git.

Less experienced with: postgresql, packer, terraform, docker, ansible

Available for part-time till summer afterwards I'm ready to work full-time.

Résumé/CV: On request

Email: [email protected]

Location: Moscow, UTC+3 Remote: yep Willing to relocate: not right now, mb in the future Technologies: Ruby, MongoDB, AMQP, Go, Clojure, AWS, Chef, Git. Résumé/CV: on request Email: my nickname till "_" at realisticgroup dot com Important: I spent all my career (from 2006) building projects in ruby, and I'm about to move on. I'm interested in joining some project on early stage to get real world experience with clojure/go (or even with erlang/ocaml) and to improve my english communication skills. I would like to spend with your project no more than 20h/week with low rate for the first couple of months. I totally don't like: php, python, perl, windows, rails, socials networks, outsourcing and boring client-side (making forms with bootstrap isn't for me). And I'm not a freelancer and want to be attended to one project for a long time.

Feel free to send any questions to my email.