Position: Full-stack Web developer
Company: Virtido
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

**About Virtido**



Virtido is an entrepreneurial and innovative IT company headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. We realize ideas and projects - from strategic concept to technical implementation closely alongside our dynamic clients with a strong focus on start-up or fast-growing companies. Since inception in 2015, we have grown rapidly to currently 100+ professionals in Switzerland and Western-Ukraine.

 

 

**About the client**

 

Our client is operating in the field of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and leads the decision process for Autodesk in technology and business. With this method our client develops software solutions for the modeling of informations and creation of effective interfaces for BIM designers and managers in infrastructure and building projects.

 

 

**Responsibilities**

 

- This is a project to work on extending an application that is partially developed (app 50% of scope completed) as well as to implement the necessary fixes on a second solution. 
- Development of web services with REST (Laravel / PHP)
- Development of frontend solutions (MVC, HTML/CSS/JS, Laravel / PHP)
- Support and update existing services.
 

 

**Requirements**

 

- 3+ years of commercial development experience with PHP
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript experience
- Familiarity with MySQL/SQL
- Experience with REST
- Knowledge of software patterns
- Very good level of English
- Ambitious personality.
 

 

**Nice to have**



- Experience with Laravel (Passport, Eloquent, Symfony)
- Experience with React, JQuery
- Experience with AWS (S3, RDS, ElasticBeanstalk, EC2)
- German language is a plus.
 

 

**What we offer**



- Flexible working hours.
- Ability to work from home 20% of your time (or fully remote).
- Courses of English and German.
- Comfortable and friendly environment at the office.
 

We look forward to receiving your application!