24 July 2006
We're hiring: Rails developers needed

Things are getting busy here at Agile Evolved and we are looking for UK-based RubyOnRails developers to join our team.

We’re looking at two junior-level development positions. You don’t necessarily need to have RubyOnRails experience but if you do not you will need to be a fast learner and have excellent skills in another language.

You must fulfill the following requirements:

  • Should be able to learn very very quickly.
  • Should have excellent OO knowledge (be prepared to be tested on this).
  • Experience with a scripting language such as either Ruby (preferred), Python, PHP 5 or similar.
  • You must already have the the relevant UK work permits or be an EU resident.
  • Good knowledge of HTML/XHTML and CSS.
  • Basic knowledge of Javascript (You’ll be an expert by the time we’re through with you).
  • You must like or at least smile when using a Mac.

In addition, we’re also looking for a full-time Web Designer. Skills for this position are:

  • Excellent HTML/XHTML and CSS skills.
  • Good design skills.
  • Knowledge of Photoshop and Illustrator.
  • Good Javascript skills.

Of course if you’re one of those few people that can code and do design as well we’d love to hear from you too.

Salaries for these positions are in the £18k to £25k range. Please send your CV/Resume as a PDF (preferred), MS Word or text file to enquiries@agileevolved.com. Please also include a cover letter. No agencies please.

Last updated on 17 Aug 2006 at 21:08 by luke. Filed Under: Rails, Ruby, Work.

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4 Comments on this article

1. Comment by Valdy on 24 Jul 2006 at 19:07

25k??

ha-ha are you kidding?

2. Comment by Jonahan on 24 Jul 2006 at 21:07

@Valdy – I’m not sure what you find so funny, £25K for a good junior level developer seems perfectly normal.

3. Comment by Ladislav Martinčík on 25 Jul 2006 at 09:07

Ehh. Unfortunately I’m not UK resident. :(

4. Comment by Sur on 25 Jul 2006 at 12:07

m already working as a s/w eng. on rails. can work for u from home…

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