ThoughtSauce is looking for Ruby or frontend devs

[Steve Holmes]

Hello everybody!

We thought-sauce.com have a number of upcoming projects and may need some additional people on board. The projects are very varied so I can't easily summarise them. Ideally we're looking for experienced Ruby devs, but if you don't have much Ruby experience we can chat anyway. If you are a Ruby or frontend dev and you are interested in doing some sub-contracting let me know as well. (We are quite heavy on work-permits at the moment, so it may be hard for me to get another one.)

I guess most people on the list know about ThoughtSauce, but if you don't we are a small team of geeky devs providing consulting on agile and consulting/developing software for startups as well. Good pay (well, at least for HK - not good if you are used to The Bay levels of pay), great teammates, ability to work on a wide variety of projects and flexible working style. Some previous companies and projects we've worked on: mamasan.com, refer.me, zipets.com, advanced-pay.com, 3rdhome.com

I'll be at Codeaholics tonight so grab me there, or send me an email on st...@thought-sauce.com (don't hit reply and send an email to the whole group by accident)

Cheers

Steve

[36613 (tatonlto@gmail.com)]

+1

Thought Sauce is nice

SINSWAN

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[Matthew Rudy Jacobs]

Hi, nice to meet you Steve.

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[Steve Holmes]

It isn't about jobs it's about a lifestyle, man.

:)

Sorry, I forgot the tag! :(