Position: Drupal, PHP developer
Company: UCODERS
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Hey!

If you have a passion for coding in PHP and you are looking for a job where you will get maximum flexibility, then you have come to the right place.

Ucoders is a team that gathering together the best people over the world.

We strongly believe that to become the best we should work with the best. Right now we handle a lot of exciting and very interesting projects from our partners all over the world. But still, we have too many open positions we need to fill with the most skilled developers like you to make magic on those projects. That's why we need you to help us to reach this goal!

We welcome and encourage your desire to study. We provide all the opportunities for free professional training — courses, training, webinars.

We have a super comfortable and cozy office in the center of Dnipro. But you are free to work from any place on the Earth.

Sure thing, we also have a lot of different office "buns" and benefits we can give you and think of new ones together with you.

So, if you have a strong desire to grow and develop.
If you have at least 3 years of experience coding in Drupal, PHP developer.

Requirements:
 -At least 3 years of experience as a developer;
 -Knowledge of Drupal 8/9 (minimum one year experience) and PHP; 
-Fluency in English;
-Bachelor's/Master's degree.

Project description/responsibilities:
For an important international client we are looking for two Drupal developers, who have at least 3 years of experience and who speak English fluently, to join an international team in charge of developing most of the European Commission projects based on DRUPAL 8 /9 and PHP. The project will take place in full remote mode and will last for one year, with possible renewal. Knowledge of the Agile-Scrum methodology will be considered a plus. 

Project technologies: Drupal, PHP

Duration: long term, full-time

And if you really like to work on interesting projects
Welcome to Ucoders!