I've been working on ruby on rails since 1.2. I have linux servers at home and a business-class network setup. I've created docker containers from scratch and set up AWS Fargate and all the related services to run them and connect them to a public IP address.
There are a lot of people with similar experience, what makes me different is I'm interested in understanding how the entire company works, the industry it is in, and the people who make it happen.
- I was on the board of directors for furry convention for 3 years where I learned a lot about running a business.
- Learned a bit about accounting and Human Resources from relatives. I know how to spell HIPAA correctly. :)
- I've worked with E&S insurance, student loan origination, college resume processing, and European auto parts.
- I've worked directly with C-suite on high-visibility, long-term projects.
- I've learned a bit about B2B sales and customer relations by tagging along to an insurance conference.
FCPEuro.com | Connecticut | Remote, US only | Full-time
We sell European auto parts to customers in the United States.
Looking for a QA engineer with Ruby on Rails experience.
A well-qualified candidate will have a working knowledge of automated testing frameworks such as Cucumber, experience with web development, creation and execution of test plans/cases, and experience working directly with project stakeholders.
I’m pretty sure banning autonomous defensive weapons won’t happen because we already have them deployed. The Phalanx CIWS mounted on US Warships has a fully autonomous mode where it will fire on targets automatically.
This happens if you have full disk encryption enabled. If the laptop goes into hibernation, the disk is no longer mounted. So you need to enter your password to mount the drive which then drops you into the lock screen to enter your password again.
Ideally, the computer should be able to know you just woke the computer from hibernation and skip the second lock screen but I don't think the systems are integrated enough to do that right now. :)
> Just look on what people are doing and find a way to do some parts of the process faster and better.
This requires buy-in from different parts of the company that are going to have their own opinions about how to do things. They can be surprising resistant to change.
> Similarly is there a term for mutually interbreedable but distinct `species'?
It's species or subspecies. Animal classification has always been a little bit fuzzy and has some legacy cruft laying around. Like wolves, coyotes, and dogs are distinct animals with different behaviors but are definitely capable of interbreeding.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Ruby on Rails, JRuby, Postgres, Linux sysadmin, AWS Fargate, iText (PDF Processing), Rules-based processing systems (expert systems), Nginx.
Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/5j9r1z2uaaq7hz50v1kfl/Resume....
Email: [email protected]
I've been working on ruby on rails since 1.2. I have linux servers at home and a business-class network setup. I've created docker containers from scratch and set up AWS Fargate and all the related services to run them and connect them to a public IP address.
There are a lot of people with similar experience, what makes me different is I'm interested in understanding how the entire company works, the industry it is in, and the people who make it happen.
- I was on the board of directors for furry convention for 3 years where I learned a lot about running a business.
- Learned a bit about accounting and Human Resources from relatives. I know how to spell HIPAA correctly. :)
- I've worked with E&S insurance, student loan origination, college resume processing, and European auto parts.
- I've worked directly with C-suite on high-visibility, long-term projects.
- I've learned a bit about B2B sales and customer relations by tagging along to an insurance conference.