Position: Senior PHP Developer
Category: PHP
English level: upper
Years of experience: 8

I am Sherlock Holmes of debugging and decomposition. Architect's ambition ;) 

The MVP product, which I wrote for 4 years, successfully went through all stages of the life cycle and was successfully sold and implemented by a large company in the USA. Optimized a routine manual task that took 15 minutes to a program that does the same thing in a couple of seconds. Created a Vagrant environment for the project from scratch. I wrote my own analog of git, which monitors and compares system files, instantly notifying them of their substitution. For 8 years I have been constantly learning - reading books, watching video courses, writing code after hours.
I was working for 4 years at a buying and renting cars startup in the USA as a Full-stack developer. The backend API was written in PHP, the frontend in AngularJS. A complete stack of tasks, from creating and configuring the environment on Vagrant, and ending with the architecture of the modules. Currently working as a backend PHP developer.
What project would be unaccepted for me? A project that does not bring value and interest to anyone. I would like to work in a development team on a tool that is balanced: you not only have to fix bugs but also write new code, solve problems with a challenge. And the most important thing is to see that the tool works and is in demand by the end-user.