RoR Developers Needed (glendale, ca)

rubyonrails-core
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YELLOWPAGES.COM is an exciting Internet Yellow Pages and local search company that creates and markets the latest products for online advertising, including state-of-the-art wireless, video and audio products. We’ve grown to nearly 1,000 employees nationwide, and are hiring for a wide variety of positions to fuel continued growth -- from engineering and IT, to operations and finance, to product marketing and consumer experience.

Here at YellowPages.com we are currently looking for a RoR Software Engineer. Please email resume to llee(at)yellowpages(dot)com

Responsibilities: Define, design, and implement solutions high-performance websites using RoR. Develop prototypes rapidly for evaluation and validation purposes. Document code and system designs Provide application support and systems maintenance. Write unit test cases and support overall quality initiatives. Play an active role in discussing the evolution of the product. Keep abreast of latest technologies and trends.

Requirements: Bachelor*s Degree in Computer Science or related field is required. 2-3 years exp. working with Ruby on Rails. Mastery of DHTML, CSS, and web architectures. Experience developing Web 2.0 sites. Experience with design patterns and object-oriented analysis. Experience with JSON and XML, including parsing, schemas, and transformations.

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Extremely sorry for this accidentally sent mail on this group.

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This is not the place for job ads.

In fact, you're likely to lose a bunch of potential candidates by posting in the core list.

There are probably only 300 developers with 3 years of rails experience, and of those, maybe 50 have any sort of CS degree.

.. And they all hate you now for spamming their list.

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and for those 50 who has CS degree and 3 years of experience, maybe more than 25 read this mail list… :slight_smile:

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I'm a Senior Developer for Yellowpages. This email was just as much a "surprise" to me as to everyone else. I'll let the necessary parties know this was an "unproductive" move.

For what it's worth, I apologize for their behavior.

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Good on you for stepping up!

I do, however, have a strong temptation to contact Lealah Lee and ask for the number for my local pizza place.