Position: Senior/Lead WordPress Engineer
Company: SoftServe
Category: PHP
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-05-01T00:00:00+03:00

WE ARE
SoftServe is a leading technology solutions company specializing in software product and application development and services. Our mission is to be a valuable partner for our clients who represent different domains. We measure our success by our clients’ success.

Our client is a company with products that serve thousands of customers and are installed on millions of devices. It allows IT technicians the ability to monitor, protect and restore systems remotely. It is a cloud-based application, so the development stack is primarily focused on client-server interactions.

We are looking for a full-stack Tech Lead PHP developer to join the team to help us

YOU ARE
The candidate with the skills and experience in: 
- WordPress (at least 2 years of experience)
- Vanilla JS
- PHP 7 and higher
- Using Jenkins for CI/CD
- CSS
- Working with most of this stack: HTML, Sass, jQuery, TypeScript, GitHub, Rest Services, SQL Server Management Studio, Jira, Confluence

You also are:
- A holder of strong analysis skills
- Strong in documenting and reporting findings
- Demonstrating excellent communication skills (Upper Intermediate+ English level)

YOU WANT TO WORK WITH
- Penguin PHP, WordPress plugins, existing Web Rules, other platform features, or possibly even the functionality that will work fine without the access behaviors
- Modern marketing tools and platforms
- Scrum ceremonies to achieve and represent progress towards the goals
- Building the scalable unified platform, which includes automated threat hunting, active response to security incidents, and audit-ready reports

TOGETHER WE WILL
- Advance the product and add value to the business
- Give you access to experienced specialists willing to share their knowledge
- Build an impactful team (care about your individual initiatives; we are open to them, just come and share your ideas)