AppLand

AppMap is one of the world’s leading Autonomous Software Development tools. Thousands of developers already use AppMaps to visualize complex applications and automatically find issues that human code reviewers cannot spot. AppMap provides the missing data within the software development lifecycle, delivering immediate feedback to developers in their editors that, until now, was only available after deploying to production. AppMap supports many languages, including Ruby. Our integration hooks into the Ruby VM to record application interactions and functions, and must always do so without affecting its behavior, integrity, or performance. We are growing our Ruby team, and so we need more Ruby experts to help! There are thousands of Ruby programmers in the world today. But here at AppLand, we’re not looking for any normal Ruby engineer. We need someone who is an expert on the internals of Ruby and how it is interpreted and executed at runtime. Someone who knows the difference between YARV and MRI. Someone who has a commit history within the Ruby core. Someone who has worked on profilers, tracers, or debuggers. Someone who enjoys the world of bytecode as much as they do writing an elegant Rails app. If you’re that person, please get in touch at jobs@app.land. When you write to us, please tell us about the thing that you love (or hate!) most about the internal architecture of Ruby’s implementation.