Web Application Developer (PHP)

We create e-commerce and corporate websites mostly with PHP based frameworks (Magento, Craft CMS, etc. - Sorry, no Wordpress), this position will take a leading role in development.

You won't be writing any HTML/CSS, but you'll be expected to integrate those into template files.

We try to avoid monolithic sites and try to use everything headless where possible; along with frontend engineers, you will be architecting the service layer of these projects.

We expect you to write clean, testable and maintainable code; pursue emerging technologies and methods; come up with ideas to do better each day. We conduct code-reviews and pair programming activities and expect you to participate actively.

You have;

• Minimum of 7 years of professional experience in the field,
• Excellent understanding and solid experience with PHP and its major frameworks,
• Excellent command of SQL, understanding of ElasticSearch and NoSQL databases,
• Excellent understanding of web services (Rest, GraphQL, etc.), message queues, in-memory databases, key-value stores, etc.,
• Understanding of template languages (Twig, Blade, etc.) and HTML/CSS/Javascript.
• Good knowledge on version control (Git), build tools, CI/CD, containerization (Docker), and ability to survive the Linux command line,
• Completed your military service.

Nice to haves and soft skills;

• Bachelors degree in computer science/engineering or any other related field,
• Hands-On experience with Python, Go, Javascript, etc.
• Experience with agile development and project management practices,
• Understanding of BDD, and software testing practices,
• Knowledge of cloud ecosystems,
• Excellent interpersonal skills,
• Learner for life, self-motivated, self-purposed, self-starter,
• Good command of written and verbal English; we expect you to participate in conversations with international clients over Zoom, Slack, etc.

Please note that, we'll ask you to develop a sample project for us (should not take more than 10-12 hours, we respect your time) as a part of the interview, unless you are a regular contributor to open-source projects.