Ruby Developer

The Ruby Developer we want has shipped MongoDB to production, broken it, and learned more from the second part than the first. Reduce it to essentials and you have $64,000 - $92,000, a MN Ruby Developer seat, 1 years asked, and a clear climb ahead. Key Responsibilities Own the Spring Boot release that Bloomington leadership has circled on the calendar Pair with technology analysts so Johns Hopkins's People Management models match real behavior Own the junior GraphQL workstream that unblocks the rest of Johns Hopkins's Bloomington, MN roadmap Untangle the Facilitation dependency knots that have slowed Bloomington releases for months Investigate, diagnose, and fix bugs reported by users and monitoring tools Keep Johns Hopkins's People Management CI under ten minutes so Bloomington, MN engineers stay in flow Replace the brittle Facilitation hack with an Express.js solution that survives Bloomington scale Reproduce the unfussy bug from the Bloomington field report, then make it impossible again What You'll Bring Comfort with a Johns Hopkins pace that rarely sits still The integrity to flag your own mistakes first Comfortable presenting ideas to stakeholders at every level Hands-on familiarity with GraphQL, sharpened by MongoDB side projects Familiarity with the rhythms of an agile remote team Real Spring Boot chops, plus the Jenkins curiosity to keep growing Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny Johns Hopkins is the slow-to-anger Bloomington, MN company that technology insiders recommend but rarely the one that advertises. We give junior hires room to fail small so they can later succeed big on technology work. At Johns Hopkins, you'll find $64,000 - $92,000, a four-day flex week option, and ongoing coaching to deepen your MongoDB skills. Our hiring manager is personally reviewing every Ruby Developer application that comes in. #J-18808-Ljbffr Johns Hopkins