Position: AWS PHP System Architect (Lead)
Company: Symphony Solutions
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Join Cloudprinter.com and take part in the development of a fast-growing platform for automated print integration. Cloudprinter.com offers a number of API solutions for automated order processing, routing, status handling.
We are searching for a backend systems architect for our new core platform team in Lviv, Ukraine. Conceptual design, implementation, and operation of core backend service framework used for all core services. This framework is the backbone of Cloudprinter.com’s services for APIs, storage, rendering, etc.
The core team is responsible for the operational platform and providing the infrastructure for all other teams and services in the Cloudprinter.com solution.

Job Requirements:

Software design concepts

AWS services and concepts

PHP

Scalability

Docker

Git

 

AS A PLUS:

DynamoDB

K8s


We expect you to have worked 5+ years with PHP development and system design experience, having a great level of experience with high performance and scalable applications in microservice infrastructure, API integrations, etc. As well as a good knowledge about AWS infrastructure, services, and configurations.
Working for Cloudprinter.com is more a lifestyle than a regular office job. We hate 9-5 and strict structures. We move fast and you have to be there when it happens. Our clients and partners are all around the world, so we work flexible hours. We expect you to be flexible and we give a high level of flexibility back.
You must be able to work from our office in Lviv, Ukraine, and in a close corporation with an experienced team-lead. We work on Git, Slack, Google Docs and so. You will mainly work with our teams in Lviv, but also remote teams.

Responsibilities:

Development, maintenance, and operation of core service platform

Write clear, structured, high-quality code

Participation in design and planning of new features

Develop and maintain technical documentation