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Tuesday, May 21, 2019

NOW HIRING: SysOps Engineer

Company: Kinsta
Website: https://kinsta.com/
Headquarters: United States, United Kingdom, Hungary


Kinsta is a premium managed WordPress hosting provider designed for all types of businesses, small or large. We're the first to be exclusively powered by Google Cloud Platform while utilizing an isolated container system. We believe that constant availability and an outstanding user experience are a must. That’s why we always utilize the latest software and most advanced technology to power our infrastructure.

As our client base is growing rapidly, we’re looking for an experienced SysOps Engineer who can help us sustain unparalleled uptime and scalability for our customers.

We are looking for someone to start immediately! This role’s shift need is Monday-Friday daylight hours in the Asia Pacific region (UTC+10; UTC+8).


While the responsibilities of the role will vary considerably from one day to the next, a few common tasks you can expect to work on regularly include:

  • Create new Google Cloud virtual machines, install our hosting and software stack on them, and connect them to our pool of production machines.
  • Assist the Support team by investigating bugs and issues reported by our clients affecting our infrastructure or platform.
  • Monitor our infrastructure and respond to instances of high load. Investigate the issue, take steps to stabilize the infrastructure, document the steps taken, communicate lessons learned for the improvement of the team, and propose changes to avoid a recurrence.
  • Respond immediately to any system outages during a scheduled 8-hour shift.
  • Review firewall rules and make necessary adjustments in response to malicious traffic reaching our platform.
  • Occasionally assist the DevOps team in the development of new tools and in the refinement of existing tools.


REQUIREMENTS

The ideal Kinsta SysOps Engineer is technically-knowledgeable, professional, curious, self-motivated, and capable of communicating complex technical topics clearly in writing.


In addition, our SysOps Engineers must possess the following skills or experience:

  • English fluency.
  • Extensive experience with creating, managing, and configuring Linux environments.
  • Experience working with and configuring the following software, tools, and packages: nginx, php-fpm, MySQL, iptables, Ubuntu Linux.


While not required, the following skills and experience would be very beneficial for someone in this role:

  • Experience with WordPress.
  • Experience with Ansible.
  • Experience with ZFS.
  • Experience with nginx fastcgi cache.
  • Experience with Linux containers (LXD/LXC).
  • Experience with Google Cloud Platform.


BENEFITS

This is a fully-remote role. Our SysOps Engineers can work from anywhere with reliable internet access.

We always use the latest version of everything: ZFS, PHP-FPM, MariaDB, nginx, Ubuntu, Linux containers, Linux kernels, Ansible, Lua, and more, so you’ll be able to work with a bunch of exciting technologies and use them every day!

This position offers a great deal of flexibility, responsibility and opportunity for growth for the right candidate.

If you want to learn more about Kinsta and what it’s like to work for our team, head to our website, Kinsta.com, and look for the About Us link in the footer.

APPLY NOW!

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

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NOW HIRING: Content Manager

Company: Empire Flippers
Website: https://empireflippers.com/
Headquarters: Delaware, United States


The Content Manager position is vital to the success of our company, working within the marketing department to coordinate, produce, and edit content for Empire Flippers. You will need to have strong written and editorial skills, with the ability to produce your own content while also maintaining voice and quality assurance working with other writers.

It’s important to have a basic understanding of SEO and social media marketing principles so you can write content optimized for both. Your job will consist of reading, collecting, and sculpturing data to create engaging pieces of story-driven content.

Overall, the content manager position is a creative growth function for the brand with the goal to increase lead nurturing at every single level of the marketing funnel using content. We want you to be comfortable collaborating within a team and also comfortable managing several different writers and projects at once.


Here’s a look at some of the tasks and processes you’ll be responsible for:

  • Outreach to off-site publications and websites with a goal of creating 1 in-depth industry-related blog post per month.
  • Managing content flow from outsourced content agencies with the goal of scaling to 10 pieces of content published per month from the agencies
  • Optimizing content with best on-page SEO industry practices
  • Monitoring mentions and backlinks across the web for potential content opportunities.
  • Creating and managing on-going Q&A databases (Quora, Reddit, Facebook groups etc.), including writing answers to be published under DM and CMO’s name.
  • Managing and improving the on-going editorial calendar.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

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NOW HIRING: Full Stack Ruby on Rails Developer (Contract)

Company: CareGrove
Website: https://www.caregrove.com/
Headquarters: Seattle, Washington, United States


CareGrove is hiring a contract/hourly Ruby on Rails developer.

At CareGrove, we’re on a mission to launch extraordinary software products. We believe market validation, agile methodology, and iterative development are keys to launching successful web-based products.

We have an immediate opening for a Ruby on Rails developer to help us build cutting-edge, fully-tested, agile web applications.

This is a a contract/hourly Independent Contractor position. But you never know. It could turn in to something permanent.

We're looking for someone to help us with a few discrete projects, who we can call on more frequently as we grow.

Most projects are at least two weeks in length. Depending on the project, we may work together between two weeks and six weeks at a time.


As a Full-Stack Rails Developer you will:

  • Write excellent Ruby on Rails code daily
  • Write and update relevant documentation and code comments
  • Review and test your teammates pull requests
  • Create and maintain tests and ensure reasonable test coverage
  • Ensure that the test suite passes before pushing commits
  • Work with our Lead Rails Developer to understand client requirements and build the right things
  • Write JavaScript code using Stimulus.js and Vue.js
  • Apply styles from our CSS framework, and maybe even write some CSS
  • Communicate daily via chat
  • Focus on personal career growth and continuous learning


Requirements

  • 3+ years professional web development experience
  • Deep knowledge of our tech stack, especially Ruby on Rails and Javascript
  • Experience writing automated unit, integration, & acceptance tests


You’ll be a great fit for our team if you’re

  • Comfortable working 100% remote
  • Accountable
  • Articulate
  • Familiar with Agile methodology
  • Looking for a culture that prioritizes shipping and going to market quickly
  • Enthusiastic about learning and building your skill set
  • Excited about making a big difference on a small team


Our Tech Stack

  • Ruby on Rails
  • PostgreSQL
  • Webpack & ES6
  • Stimulus JS
  • Vue.js
  • SASS/SCSS
  • HTML, SLIM, SASS, & CSS


How We Work

You’ll be helping us build new features into our apps. Projects start out as a basic Ruby on Rails web app, and grow in complexity as we add features.

This is a full-time contract, with the expectation that if we like working together you’ll join our company as a full-time employee (unless you’re not a US citizen, in which case you can stay on as a contractor - it really doesn’t make much difference).

Part-time is an option. Interested in a part-time/freelance option? That could work also.

This job is 100% remote. That means you have ultimate flexibility over your own working schedule and your working environment.

This is not a 9-5 job (though it could be if those are your favorite hours). We rarely work over 40 hours per week, barring those rare moments of crunch times when we’re trying to hit a deadline or the server room is on fire.

We write. Because we don’t have the opportunity to chat over the water cooler, we write A LOT to keep each other in the loop. Slack is our water cooler, and we use Asana message board and check-in extensively to keep each other up to date on what we’re working on.

We have a zero-bug policy. Our Zero Bug Policy is simple: All bugs take priority over new features and improvements. All our products are rigorously tested before going live. You’ll be expected to help maintain our test suite and write new tests as you work on features. The full test suite must pass before you deploy your code.

We sometimes work together. Through the magic of the Internet, we sometimes will video conference via Zoom, or we might pair program for a while to work out a difficult problem. If you happen to live near Seattle, Washington, then we might even get to work together in person sometimes.

Learning on the Job. We love learning and are never content with what we already know. As a company, we devote time and resources to learning and expanding our knowledge library. Openness to learning new things is essential. You’ll be expected and encouraged to build your skills and add to your personal toolbox. We encourage self-directed learning, but we may also want you to pursue some particular thread of knowledge for a particular project.

To apply: jobs@caregrove.com

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