Php Software Engineer

What You'll Do

Develop and maintain web applications using PHP

Build REST APIs and backend services

Work with MySQL databases and optimize queries

Understand business requirements and convert them into technical solutions

Collaborate with frontend developers, QA engineers, and project managers

Debug production issues and improve application performance

Learn and work on enterprise PHP applications and CRM platforms

Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code

Participate in code reviews and engineering discussions

Continuously improve your technical and communication skills

Required Skills

12 years of hands-on PHP development experience

Good understanding of Core PHP

Experience with Laravel or CodeIgniter is preferred

Good knowledge of MySQL

Understanding of REST APIs

Basic understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript

Familiarity with Git

Understanding of OOP concepts and MVC architecture

Good debugging and analytical skills

What We're Looking For The ideal candidate should have:

Excellent spoken and written English

Confidence in explaining technical concepts

Strong logical and analytical thinking

Curiosity to learn new technologies quickly

Ownership mindset

Positive attitude and willingness to accept feedback

Good communication and collaboration skills

Attention to detail

Nice to Have

Experience with any of the following is a plus:

SugarCRM / SuiteCRM / vTiger

Legacy PHP applications

Docker

Linux

CI/CD

Redis

Unit Testing

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