Team Lead Ruby / Frontend Developer

Quant Capital
London, UK
2 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Expert
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

HTML Java (Programming Language) JavaScript (Programming Language) Agile Methodology Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud HTML5 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Code Coverage Linux Apache Hadoop HTML Abstraction Markup Language Mobile Application Software
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Spring Framework JQuery Apache Maven Ruby on Rails Ruby Web Applications Git Front End Software Development Restful APIs

Job description

Team Lead Ruby / Frontend DeveloperQuant Capital is urgently looking for a Lead Frontend Ruby or JavaScript Developer to join our high profile client.Our client is a brand new investment firm driven by technology. They are well known in the media as solving one of the common problems for the retail investor and in the current climate this is a unique product. The company structure is very flat and they have grown to 50 people in almost 6 months. As their product is web based this position is key to growth and stability.The position is for a hands on Lead Developer to build new and maintain existing frontend applications and sites communicating with a Java API. The current team has 2 bleeding edge ruby and frontend developers who need leadership to keep them from evangelising the world off. The Frontend team lead will be working within an Agile (ish looking to be better) team to design and deliver high quality bleeding edge applications. Current UI is external and they have done a

Requirements

pretty good job.The Lead Frontend Developer will also be responsible for: * Development Strategy and architecture * Designing and developing new applications working in collaboration with existing team members * To design and help implement a REST api * To ensure that all development has sufficient test coverage to maintain qualityThe project will be stabilising the development of their web based platform which is built on Java and AWS EC2 Javascript and Ruby. This project will involve getting to know the platform and then adding greenfield functionality as well as brining the platform together. It has been rapidly developed so there are some areas that need serious work and maintenance as well as complete redo’s.The stack is Ruby, Maven, Spring, Data Nucleus on Tomcat.Lead Frontend Developers Must have: - Educated to degree level or equivalent - Experience designing and building sites with complex applications within - Ideally Ruby but this is not a must have - Javascript - HTML - CSS - Team Lead Experience or ability to demonstrate mentoring experience - jQuery, - Version control using git - Working knowledge of Linux - Experience with mobile applications would be beneficial - Currently Hadoop is used but not requiredThe environment is that of Facebook or Google, relaxed open with time to think and make the right decisions. The atmosphere is calm and relaxed with an open dress code. This is a role for techies, those who are motivated by the sharp end of technology and the possibility of making serious money doing something you are passionate about.My client is based in Central LondonJavascript CSS HTML Frontend Ruby, Java, Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML5, Linux REST, Javascript

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