Elixir Jobs
Every week I’m in touch with established and aspiring Elixir developers. Many of them are considering the next step of their career. Most are names you’ve never heard, some have a public presence. I’m also regularly in touch with companies that do Elixir and want to find more developers. Companies I’d previously never heard of as well as well-known ones. I recognized the gap that prevents these two from connecting and I saw an opportunity to help developers find Elixir jobs and help companies find Elixir devs.
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Elixir Security Company
I have a role for an intermediate/senior Elixir developer. The role is based in Sweden (no exceptions, compliance reasons). Stockholm is preferred, flexible on-site is preferred but they can be open for remote for the right candidate.
The company is a small security product company making large moves. They are taking their cloud platform from Ruby and Go to Elixir. And they are developing hardware projects with Nerves. Significant experience with Elixir is required. Ideally involving Phoenix and Ecto, kind of standard. Experience in Nerves is a big plus, experience in Ruby and Go for the purposes of the migration are beneficial but not necessary.
I have worked with the company in a consulting capacity and now help them recruit for this role. I really like working with them. They have a scrappy approach and a lively culture in a field that is often suffocatingly boring. The are happy to support the community and ecosystem.
Again, Sweden only for now. If things keep going well they are likely going to be able to bring in international roles in the future.
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