Position: Middle/Senior PHP Back-end Developer
Company: Pekarium
Category: PHP
Experience required: 3y
English level: pre

Pekarium is an international IT company that develops cutting-edge products in the FinTech field.

We value efficiency and encourage the creative ideas of our employees. With us, every employee has the opportunity to bring their boldest ideas to life, and grow professionally and career-wise, alongside a friendly and strong team.

Currently, we are looking for a Middle/Senior PHP Back-end Developer. Join the Pekarium team and shape the future together with us!

**Requirements:**
- Experience in back-end field: from 3-5 years;
- Strong knowledge of OOP + SOLID + Design patterns;
- Strong knowledge of REST;
- Strong knowledge of PHP + PHPUnit;
- Strong knowledge of Symfony + Doctrine;
- Good knowledge of DB: MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, InfluxDB, etc;
- Good knowledge of MQ: RabbitMQ, Disque, etc;
- Good knowledge of Docker;
- Will be perfect if you have good knowledge of Kubernetes.

**Responsibilities:**
- Develop, optimize, and maintain PHP-based backend services and applications;
- Collaborate with the development team to define and ship new features;
- Build and maintain efficient, reusable, and reliable code using best practices;
- Write automated tests (unit) to deliver the best quality of the product;
- Refactor and modernize legacy code;
- Participate in product architecture development;
- Troubleshoot, identify, and resolve production issues;
- Write documentation on the developed code.

**We offer:**
- An interesting project and non-trivial tasks that will allow us to show your professional attitude and creativity;
- Friendly team;
- Comfortable working schedule and working conditions;
- Opportunity to work remotely as well as in an office located in the city centre;
- Stable, competitive salary;
- Paid vacation and sick leaves;
- Opportunity for professional growth and career development;
- English, paid professional courses, coffee/fruits and other pluses :)