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Commslayer is a SaaS company looking for a full-stack Ruby on Rails engineer to help expand an existing SaaS product with new features. Commslayer is a helpdesk tailored for ecommerce merchants who use Shopify and provides ticketing through various channels with advanced AI automation. You can learn more about the product on our website: https://commslayer.com

The team consists of 5 people, two of whom are located in Indonesia and available to talk about their experience working for Commslayer.

The company was started by two serial entrepreneurs who previously exited their bootstrapped Saas-company. We have built remote, calm workspaces with a focus on work-life balance. 9 out of 10 developers who've worked with us say we are the best employer they ever had and developer happiness is a key driving force of our companies.

We are looking for a frontend-focused Rails engineer in Indonesia who:

• has a track record of shipping web apps in Ruby on Rails in the last 3+ years
• has experience with Vue.js and likes frontend work
• can take a product product spec and make decisions on their own - we like devs who are not afraid to make product decisions
• humble, can mentor others, both provide and receive direction and is always willing to share what they learn
• Is willing to work in the evenings for min. 2 days per week (our CTO is located in US, Boston)

What you will do:

• Build new exciting features to the helpdesk platform and chat product (while iterating based on user feedback)
• You can find examples of our user requests from our feature board: https://commslayer.featurebase.app/

Where we are and how we work:

• We are a remote team all over the globe but our development team is mainly working during Western European working hours. We expect you to be able to do at least 2 evening shifts per week.
• We provide extreme flexibility but it also means ownership: you own the results of your work
• Our work language is English
• We are used to async communication over Slack but also have regular weekly meetings to sync up.
• Our tech stack is Ruby / Vue.js / Tailwind / SQL / Git
• We optimize for developer happiness. For us, this is not a sprint but a marathon.

Location

Indonesia. We've two team members located in Indonesia and are looking to expand our team in the area. This is a remote, work-from-home opportunity. You need to be willing to work in the evenings from time-to-time as our CTO is in Boston, US.

Compensation

Compensation for this position is USD 2000-2600 per month with paid time off ($24,000-$31,000 annually). The compensation varies with experience and skill set. This is a full-time position: you will be employed through Remote.com as a contractor.

Work culture

Working for Commslayer doesn't feel like the usual office or startup gig: we are a small (but mighty) distributed group across 4 different countries with our own way of working. We highly encourage written (long-form) communication and documenting things on Linear and generally don't like tight fixed schedules. We avoid setting tight deadlines or using word ASAP to keep a calm workspace. There is not really much management or oversight, we expect you to know how to manage yourself. We prioritize shipping and results above how or when you do the work.

If you are into distributed work and prefer the lifestyle aspects or maybe live somewhere with not a lot of exciting startups, you will enjoy working with us.

Hiring process

• Submit your CV and answer short introductory questions
• We contact selected candidates for a paid test task
• Interview process: you get to talk to our CTO and CEO and we get to know each other
• 1-2 candidates are selected for a work trial where we get to see each other in work in a low-risk way - if you have an existing day job, you can give us a try without leaving it

How to apply?

Tell us about

• Describe the largest web app you worked on that used Vue and Rails. Tell us what the app did, what your role on the team was and how long you worked on it.
• Describe the most complex feature you had to build with Vue and explain how you implemented it