Position: Senior PHP Developer
Company: DivByte
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

**Skills**
3+ years of experience and skills in OOP PHP.

- Strong knowledge of PHP Design Patterns.
- Strong experience in interacting with MySQL database systems through abstraction layer (in addition to the ability to write raw SQL queries);
- Experience in code optimization and refactoring.
- Familiarity with Redis and project-based experience;
- Strong experience with AWS and Docker containers;
- Strong analytical, conceptual, and problem-solving skills.
- Flexible attitude, strong commitment to quality and accountability.
- Demonstrated experience in improving application performance by optimizing the Search, Data ingestion, and other processes.
- Strong Understanding of REST API principles.
- Extensive background in LAMP development.

**Your Tasks**

* Work with management and company leaders to help architect our next generation of applications.
* Create and maintain web applications.
* Following/improving technical and coding standards for our project architecture to achieve scalable, high performance and secure system.
* Analyzing and completing complex development tasks and troubleshooting.
*Participating in making high-level decisions about project architecture and future functionalities.

* Refactor current code base for better quality and maintainability.

* Debug production issues/bugs and fix them appropriately.
   • Contribute in all phases of the development lifecycle. 
   • Write “clean” / well-designed code to facilitate applications delivering compute analytical data collected. 
   • Follow industry best practices.
* Produce detailed specifications of application needs and requirements.
* Communicate with each department to develop, debug, and test application software.
*Utilize advanced PHP and MySQL skills to create awesome back-end tooling.

Here are some of the feature that your team can expect:
Feature: Refer a Friend
Description: PHP 7
Framework: Laravel
DB: MySQL