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We are looking for a PHP, Javascript, and JQuery Developer to join one of our client’s team in Bucharest. You will be part of a dynamic team in which your responsibilities will be to develop custom PHP code.

We need people who can make a real impact in what we do and build something big.

A highly motivated individual with pleasant personality and good organizational skills to work as a PHP Developer is a must. At least 3 years working experience with PHP and web-based business applications is a plus.

If you have an interest in working with the newest platforms and writing brilliant code, we want to talk to you.


Essential Functions:
Evaluate technical requirements, feasibility of ideas and proposed solutions;
Develop application code according to requirements and assigned tasks.
Contribute to lifecycle Flow and value streams by following prescribed methodologies and best practices.
Follow source-code management and work item tracking best practices.
Contribute to the estimation process during planning exercises.
Provide consultation to development management team.

Required skills
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field
3-5 years of relevant work experience
Senior level PHP Development skills
Strong experience with PHP frameworks, ideally Symfony or Laravel
Experience in using version control systems
Experience in designing, building and using REST APIs
Knowledge of agile methodologies
Knowledge of front-end web technologies: Bootstrap, Javascript, etc
Good written and spoken English

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