Position: Senior PHP Developer
Company: Freelance
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

**THE NEED**
American company (NYC) is expanding Ukrainian team in order to handle the growing amount of business requirements. 

Candidate’s main responsibility will be the new feature development for the multi-project system whose main goal is to automate internal company’s processes. 

**CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS:**
- Senior-level PHP developer;
- Experience of developing Enterprise projects;
- Experience of using at least one of the major MVC frameworks;
- Experience of working with financial projects is a plus;
- Understanding of UX concepts is a plus;
- Good written and spoken English;
- Great communication skills;
- Self-sufficiency;
- Experience of working with financial apps is a plus.

**WHAT WE OFFER:**
- Hourly payment (minimal load is 160 hours a month);
- Pay rate $22.75/hour;
- Full time position;
- Work in the office or remotely;
- Ukrainian holidays are optional, american – mandatory;
- Work in a distributed team.

**THE PROJECT**
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in NYC, company has been recognized by customers and the industry as one of the most reliable and respected names in small business financing. With flexible financing options, we provide small businesses with the working capital they need to take advantage of opportunities and grow.

Company fund businesses in hundreds of industries and throughout multiple stages of growth. Using our first-hand knowledge of running small businesses, we are able to provide a personalized experience and financing that has been tailored to meet each customer’s unique situation.

Company work with business owners to provide access to working capital quickly and easily. Our clients span hundreds of industries including: restaurants, real estate agencies, hotels, sports facilities, funeral homes, farms, staffing agencies, software companies, insurance brokerages, garden centers, gift shops, florists, dentists, spas and many, many more!