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Location: Curitiba, Brazil Remote: Yes (used to) Willing to relocate: yes

tl;dr: Product oriented full stack developer (Ruby/ front-end) with 9+ years of experience.

Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, jQuery, ReactJS, Javascript (ES6), SLIM, SASS, PostgreSQL, Redis, Sidekiq, MongoDB, Heroku, S3, Intercom, Mixpanel, RSpec, Capybara, Jasmine....

Résumé/CV: http://linkedin.com/in/yogodoshi Github: https://github.com/yogodoshi Twitter: http://twitter.com/yogodoshi Email: yogodoshi at gmail.com

Looking forward to work with people who strive to be better everyday, in companies that care A LOT about the quality of their product/ service and has different challenges then those I'm used to :)

Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: only after mid 2016

Technologies: Ruby/ Rails, Javascript/ jQuery, HTML5, CSS3, MongoDB, Redis, PostgreSQL...

Résumé: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yogodoshi

I graduated in Digital Design but I'm really a Rails/ front-end developer with 9+ years of experience. I code taking in account aspects like: SEO, usability and other areas of User Experience.

I have built dozens of personal projects, from blogs to social networks and MVPs for startups in only 48h with 3-4 people on the team.

I'm used to work remotely but I've never worked with people from all around the globe, that would be awesome. And I'm looking for work that is different than what I'm used to: early life startups.

SEEKING WORK - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

I graduated in Digital Design but I'm really a Rails/ front-end developer with 9+ years of experience. I code taking in account aspects like: SEO, usability and other areas of User Experience.

I have built dozens of personal projects, from blogs to social networks and MVPs for startups in only 48h with 3-4 people on the team.

You can see more about my skills, my resumee and some recommendations on my linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yogodoshi

I'm used to work remotely but I've never worked with people from all around the globe, that would be awesome. And I'm looking for work that is different than what I'm used to: early life startups.

He explained it in its FAQ: http://www.sadlyunfriended.com/faq.php

Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: Ruby on Rails, HTML 5, CSS 3, Javascript, jQuery, MongoDB, UX, SEM, Lean Startup, Agile Methodologies...

CV: http://linkedin.com/in/yogodoshi

Email: [email protected]

Graduated in Digital Design but I'm really a Rails/ front-end developer with 7+ years of experience. I code taking in account aspects like: SEO, usability and other areas of User Experience.

I have built dozens of personal projects, from blogs to social networks, on events like Startup Weekend and hackathons that I have organized.

I'm looking to work as a Ruby/ Rails Developer in interesting projects.

I have a bunch of side-projects too but most of them are in the limbo because there isn't someone behind it to work daily on it. They are:

- http://startya.co/ - we help non-tech people launch his MVP.

- http://drinks4.us - Drink recipes to teach you how to make drinks with what you have in your fridge!

- http://gamescom.in/ - we notify you when the game you are waiting for is released

In portuguese:

- http://xingueseuamigo.com.br - for U$ 1.50 we prank your friend anonymously via phone.

- http://ficougratis.com.br/ - we email you when the app that YOU want is temporarily free.

- http://estoujogando.com.br - a startup that didint make enough money and turned into a side-project. Its a brazilian social network for gamers.

Yes, I think that setting a flat rate isn't the best way to go but it is so to facilitate the initial tests of the service. We don't wanna spend time calculating the value of an IDEA. If the entrepreneur doesn't see enought value on us to "invest" 30% of his idea on it, that's ok, he will find another way to turn his idea into reality =)

We know that there is a niche which we will fit perfectly, we don't wanna take over the world. After all we won't even have the time to invest in more than a couple projects at the same time.

I think that's a great idea, moving in really sucks. I moved to a new apartment about 4 months ago and I still have a couple boxes to unpack =/