Senior Software Engineer (Ruby/RoR) - Fullremote - F/M/N

Job descriptionHave a look at the Innovation departmentAt Swile, the Innovation department (80 tech) is divided into 14 feature teams spread over our 4 Tribes 🦾Swile Card (Employees benefits; gifts, cards, meal vouchers, mobility… )Swile App (Praise, insights, messaging…)Affiliates (our affiliate partners; restaurants / GMS brands / marketplace / e-commerce site, etc.)Core (our cross-functional teams; security, finance, payment, engineering efficiency, platform, etc.)Our technology is mainly made up of web developers experienced in Ruby / Ruby-on-Rails (40%) and JS Node & React (60%) technologies and frameworks, fullswift iOS mobile side and fullKotlin android.The Swile platform is made up of several web applications and micro-services, each of which has its own database and API. Our infrastructure is hosted on AWS and described in Terraform. We are starting a migration of all our servers to Kubernetes ⚙️.Joining Swile means working on a service with very high potential, which is deployed internationally (LATAM), and which involves real technical challenges; scalability, user traffic, B2B2C… 🚀Your team: Attached to one of our Tribe, you will be part of a team of 4-7 Software Engineers. You will be reporting directly to your Engineering Manager and interacting with your tech and business stakeholders to define requirements and then design technical solutions. Your role: We are looking for Senior Software Engineer Ruby/RoR based in Paris, Montpellier, or remote from France! You will participate in the construction and development of your technical team in order to achieve our challenging web roadmap 😉Your mission 🔥:Develop new functionalities (payment, gifts, neobanking, benefits etc.) Participate in team meeting, agile ceremonies and roadmap construction; Exchange with the different squads of the Tribe, build relevant monitoring metrics; Ensure the consistency and homogeneity of cross-squad developments; Improve the collective performance of your team both technically (style, architecture, design) and human (collaboration, organization, etc.) Taking part or/and leading one of our “guild” (community of developers around specific stack).