Ruby Developer, Koinly

• 3+ years of experience building and maintaining software in Ruby language
• Experience integrating third-party services and RESTful APIs
• Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
• Excellent data analysis skills
• Able to make pragmatic decisions in complex, ambiguous situations
• Good written and verbal communication in English

• As a Ruby developer in the Integrations team, you will bridge the gap between app development and customer support
• This role focuses heavily on maintenance. Our users are able to pull the financial data from over 900 exchanges, wallets and blockchains, and the list keeps growing. A significant effort is required to provide a good user experience on such a scale
• The role may have occasional on-call responsibilities
• Reproduce, troubleshoot, and resolve complex technical problems under an SLA
• Develop new integrations and improve the quality of the existing ones
• Monitor and resolve application errors
• Add support for new data formats
• Provide technical expertise to colleagues from customer support team

• An initial call with our recruiter (30 mins)
• A take-home task that is related to the work you would be doing (~3 hours)
• A second call that may involve live-coding and architecture problems (1.5 hours)
• Final call with the hiring manager (30 mins)

• 💸 Workplace pension scheme
• 🌅 25 days holiday a year
• 💆 Power down week
• 👪 Parental leave
• 😷 Paid sick leave
• 💻 Choice of laptop and working equipment
• 🏢 CBD office, with hybrid and flexible work arrangements minimum 3 days in the office
• 🚀 Work within one of the most rapidly growing industries in the world
• 🎒 Perks, including Koinly swag
• ☕ Free drinks & snacks
• 🎉 Regular and fun team social events!

Trading cryptocurrencies has become a lucrative profession for many investors, but one that is difficult to remain compliant within. The nature of the assets leads to constant price fluctuations and trading of many cryptocurrencies spread across multiple wallets, and its decentralised nature makes this activity difficult to track and analyse for tax calculations.