Crank out Mojolicious and DBIx::Class in Scandinavia (onsite), Stockholm

Online URL for this job: http://jobs.perl.org/job/21671

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Posted: October 13, 2019

Job title:
Crank out Mojolicious and DBIx::Class in Scandinavia

Company name: Perl Jobs by Perl Careers

Location: Stockholm

Pay rate: depending on experience

Terms of employment: Independent contractor (hourly)

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
Hey! This job is a little unusual in that our client is a multinational who
are willing to have this consultant work in a number of their different
offices. This ad describes the job for Stockholm and Scandinavia, but
working in Poland and Central Europe is also an option. For developers in
Scandinavia, ideally you’d come to work in their Stockholm offices. They’ll
also consider candidates able to make it into their Copenhagen, Gothenburg,
Helsinki or Tampere offices.

Want to program in Perl, but not ready to
give up on köttbullar? Want to celebrate Christmas a day early this year,
and keep going until January 13th? Sweden has you covered.

Our client is
looking for a strong Modern Perl consultant developer in their Stockholm or
Scandinavian offices. They’re really keen on someone who will hit the
ground running – you’ll be expected to already be accomplished with Modern
Perl tooling, and they’ll want you to be composing resultsets with
DBIx::Class on day one.

You’ll be building out a system that provides an
API for a SPA written in Vue.js – on that basis, any exposure to Vue.js (or
indeed React) would be super helpful, as would Docker and Carton, but if
your fundamental Modern Perl skills are strong, you’ll be a strong
candidate anyway.

There’s some flexibility about working from home, and
your hours, but it’s absolutely a job in which you’ll be coming into the
office most days. The rate shown is for the Stockholm office, and different
offices may have different rates.

Desired skills:
The project is currently using:

    use experimental qw(signatures
smartmatch);
    DBIx::Class
    Mojolicious
    GraphQL
    Carton to
manage dependencies
    Docker to deploy, but Carton does the heavy lifting
    PostgreSQL

… and you should be confident you can be productive from
day one with these tools

Website for more information: https://job.perl.careers/kn2n

Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/21671#contact