[LRUG] [JOBS] London based RoR developer sought for 4-8 week contract in Sept/Oct

[stephen creedon]

? any interest to you ?

On 20 Sep 2012, at 15:41, Andi Studer <andi.studer at gmail.com> wrote:

> At amee, we are looking for a RoR developer that is available for a 4-8 week contract with possible extension, ideally starting 25 Sept. Rate £300-400 per day, depending on experience. 
>  
> You will be working as part of a 5 person scrum on a greenfield project, scheduled for public launch mid-end October. We follow agile methodologies and expect you to be working on site with the rest of the team and product owners.  
> 
> The tech stack includes: Ruby 1.9.3, Rails 3.2.8, Rspec, Cucumber, Haml, Sass, Twitter Bootstrap, Devise. The project is deployed with Capistrano to a AWS instance and is served by a MySQL database and uses Elasticsearch. 
>  
> At amee, we provide clear actionable insight into the environmental costs and risks associated with core business and supply chain operations. Through our unique ameescore, available on every UK firm, businesses can translate environmental data into tangible risks, cost savings and improvements. For the first time, UK businesses have an effective means to treat environmental data with the same transparency, consistency and detail as financial data to drive bottom line improvements and mitigate risks.    
> 
> We are a team of a team of software, data and sustainability professionals passionate about helping our clients harness the competitive advantages that sustainable businesses are proving to have.   
> 
> If you're interested, or for questions, please get in touch. 
> 
> Andi
> 
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> http://www.amee.com
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