Software Developer
Job description
You want to work here. Trust us.
We built Rustici Software to be a place where great people want to be, and that’s exactly what it is. We love our work and we love our jobs, but it’s not just us. Six years in a row, the Nashville Business Journal agrees, Rustici Software is one of Nashville’s Best Places to Work. In 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, and again in 2014.
The first question that always gets asked when we tell people that we’re looking for software developers is “what language?” … We don’t care. If you’re good enough to work here, then specific programming languages don’t matter.
If we had to say what languages are most important to us, they would be C#, Java, and JavaScript. If you’re not extremely proficient in these languages, don’t worry. We’re not going to breathe down your neck and hold your hand as you become familiar with the environments we work in. But, you should ask for the help and tools that you need to be excellent, and we’ll provide them.
We look for inquisitive developers: people that will take deep dives into new technologies, people that will ask questions to our existing developers, people that won’t wait to be told what to work on next.
We don’t look for a certain number of years of experience, we look for a particular skill level. You need to have an inherent awesomeness when it comes to architecture, debugging, and problem solving.
Make sure to check out "An Open Letter" from one of our owners, Tim Martin. It says a lot about what you need to know before emailing us about this job opening.
How to apply?
We’re exceptionally picky, so make sure to do your homework, then email jobs@scorm.com with this information:
- Why you want this job
- Proof of your abilities (this varies depending on who you are…)
- Stories, links, etc… something that conveys your competence
- Your answer to our software test, if you'd like. (look at the comments in the HTML)
- A resume, if you want
Interested in this role?