Join our close-knit team of 30 digital craftspeople as a NodeJS/Ruby developer, where you'll shape products from idea to launch in an environment of radical transparency and true autonomy.
Our organizational culture is unique. You are a perfect match if you consider yourself an independent, responsible person who is able to set goals and deliver solutions on your own. You will be joining a team of web developers working on various different projects. Ideally, we’re looking for someone with experience in both NodeJS and Ruby but as long as you’re willing to learn the other - proven experience in one of them is enough.
Clients come to us with an idea for a product, and we listen and learn. Next, we do research, a discovery work and propose the best next steps. If it does make sense, we build an MVP and verify our hypotheses. We build honest partnerships with clients and offer solutions that will bring them the most value.
The office is a vital part of our culture. That is why we aim to work more from the office than remotely and we’re looking for folks who see working from the office as a valuable thing.
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We're a web and mobile development company but we’re probably as unusual as it gets. Obviously, craftsmanship and technical skills are pivotal when we look for new hires. They don’t come first, though. For us, the way people collaborate with each other and with clients is absolutely paramount. That’s why we care so deeply about our organizational culture. It is what makes us who we are and we understand how fragile it is.
Our organizational culture is also what differentiates us from other companies alike. Its cornerstone is transparency. It doesn't stop at transparency, though. We collectively manage the whole company.
While we’re in the software business, we define our ultimate goal as making our clients happy. Often it means building less, not more software. That’s what we frequently advise our clients. Even if it means less work for us.
We’ve been working with Rails since its first release and we were founded in 2004. In the community, we started the meetup groups KRUG, SCKRK, ResponsiveOrg Poland, we’re involved with WebMuses, Rails Girls Kraków and the Ace Conference.