Remote, Modern Perl Developer to Build New Applications (telecommute), Remote, Americas, Europe

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Posted: December 28, 2022

Job title:
Remote, Modern Perl Developer to Build New Applications

Company name: CourtAPI

Location: Remote, Americas, Europe

Pay rate: Market. Commensurate to experience.

Terms of employment: Independent contractor (hourly)

Hours: Full time

Onsite: no

Description:
At CourtAPI.com and our sister website, CourtDrive.com, we are building
solutions that enable law firms and other power courthouse website users to
become more efficient by automating daily tasks. Conceptually we=E2=80=99re
building an ETL system with fuzzy data sources and an API in front of the
end results. We=E2=80=99re based in Los Angeles but have a remote team worl=
dwide
(Canada, Europe, Armenia to name a few). We=E2=80=99re looking for a Perl d=
eveloper
to help us advance our mission by: building new webservices by scraping
state court websites, building and supporting our CourtAPI solution, and
helping keep our modern Perl codebase well oiled.

Desired skills:
You:
- Feel right at home building core features in Perl `grep {
$_->{loves_perl} } @candidates`
- Write code so clean, fast, testable and
elegant, you might just hang it on your mantle.
- Have solid relational db
skills. We use PostgreSQL and manage it with Sqitch
- Have a strong working
knowledge with WWW::Mechanize or Mojo::UA, and Catalyst or Mojolicious
-
Have experience developing microservices and documenting APIs.
- Some
DevOps experience. We are on AWS and provision with terraform and deploy to
Kubernetes.
- Are disciplined and efficient in your approach to
architecture and stability.
- Self starter. Hate to be micromanaged. Will
spend at least ten minutes trying to find a solution to a problem before
seeking help. Open to suggestions, but also won=E2=80=99t waste time wander=
ing for
hours if a teammate might know the answer off hand. Yes, it=E2=80=99s a fin=
e line
:)
- Have strong communication skills and be a genuinely nice person :)

Helpful:
- Github or CPAN page to review your sample code
- Docker and
OpenAPI (Swagger) experience a plus

Website for more information: https://www.courtapi.com/

Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/21982#contact