Position: PHP Symfony / Vue.js Fullstack Developer (Relocation to Munich)
Company: Nearshorefriends GmbH
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

If you want to make a difference, you've come to the right place. In an international team, you will experience the dynamics of e-commerce, agile processes, flat hierarchies and steep development curves.

We look forward to receiving your application as a PHP Symfony / Vue.js Full-stack software developer (m/f/d).

Your tasks include:
You design our high-frequency web services in the backend with PHP 8.0 and Symfony 5/6, as well as in the frontend with Vue.js
Detailed monitoring and targeted testing for happy customers
With MySQL you can also manage hundreds of millions of entries quickly
You use ElasticSearch, Redis and Varnish to make our web services faster
As a member of our IT team, you help us to get better every day
You collect and share your knowledge in order to keep growing together with the team

What you bring:
At least 3 years of professional experience as a full stack software developer
Proven experience with Symfony 4.x and newer
Sound knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript frameworks, ideally Vue.js
A broad overview of the technologies, from A for Ansible to Z for Zsh
The will to invest your skills in the success of your team

What we offer you:
With more than 10 years of success on the market, we offer you the stability of an established online company - and offer permanent positions
Opportunity to work remotely from home (“home office”)
With hundreds of developers (m/f/d), in small agile teams, we are more than a website
Steep career opportunities (specialist or managerial) through continuous growth
Active product design by introducing your own ideas
Vouchers for numerous CHECK24 products and a subsidized company pension scheme
Central location with excellent transport connections and an MVV ticket that we subsidize
Extras such as drinks and fruit are a matter of course for us
We celebrate successes together at numerous events