Associate Full-Stack Engineer - Ruby on Rails

Productstak — Canada · Posted ~2 hours ago

Junior Contract Remote $34-$40 hourly CAD

Skills

Ruby on Rails Full-stack development Production systems Schema design Software engineering End-to-end problem ownership Ruby

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

A rapidly growing technology team is seeking an associate-level full-stack engineer with Ruby on Rails experience. You will work across the application stack, from database schema design through the user interface, take ownership of problems end to end, contribute to product direction, and collaborate closely with product, design, and end users.

Highlights

Remote contract role with hourly compensation and a long-term growth-oriented environment. Engineers can own problems end to end, work across the full stack, influence product direction, collaborate directly with product and design, and deepen expertise in a domain over time.

Description

Assoc. Full Stack Engineer (Ruby on Rails) Remote, Vancouver, B.C. Canada · Contract · $34 - $40 hourly CAD Role Overview: We build the technology that fuels infrastructure for manufacturing industries. The systems we ship move fast and carry real weight, and the engineers who thrive here are the ones who can hold both at once.We're growing fast, and we're looking for people who want a long-term home. Engineers who want to go deep on a domain, own it, and still be leading it years from now. What you'll do: Own problems end to end: understand the real constraint, decide the approach, ship it, and stand behind it.Build across the full stack in Ruby on Rails, from schema design through the interface.Shape what gets built, not just how. You'll be in the room when we set direction.Work directly with product, design, and the people who use what we make.Raise the bar on the codebase and on the engineers around you. What we're looking for: 3–5 years building and operating production systems, with strong Ruby on Rails depth.Range across the stack: SQL and query performance, background jobs, API design, and enough front-end to finish what you start.The instinct to dig. You debug code you didn't write, read the source when the docs run out, and keep going until you understand the actual cause.Judgment about scope. You know which corners are safe to cut and which ones will cost you in six months.Directness. You'll push back on a plan that doesn't hold up, and you can explain a technical tradeoff to someone who isn't an engineer.A track record of ownership rather than assignment. No sponsorship available at this time.