Junior PHP Developer

Responsibilities

— Integration with partner API services—code, internal documentation, testing.

— Development of logging and notification systems.

— Working with partner requests, monitoring integration performance.

— Assisting customers with integration and working with APIs.

Requirements

— Development experience - at least 2 years (PHP)

— Knowledge of network protocol principles (HTTP, IP)

— Understanding of standard API patterns

— Strong English skills - spoken and written

— Full-time employment

Experience in writing and maintaining documentation and working with (REST) APIs is an advantage.

What we expect

— Initiative - active and engaged developers from the very beginning allow us to choose the best technical solutions.

— Responsibility - high-quality task completion and personal interest in the result.

— Willingness to try new things - a creative, non-standard approach allows us to create truly unique products.

— Punctuality - independent time management and the ability to meet deadlines are essential, especially for remote work.

— You're into IT by vocation - work should be enjoyable and give you the opportunity to admire the results achieved, not just earn an income. If the results of your work leave you indifferent, we are not on the same page.

What we offer

— Official employment.

— Remote work

— Flexible schedule—the main thing is that communication within the team is comfortable for everyone.

— Work in small teams—maximum 3 people.

— Minimum bureaucracy and management—we remember that we employ professionals who know how to work independently.

— Interesting tasks — we work with clients from all over the world, and no two projects are alike.

In the cover letter, briefly describe:

— In what direction would you like to develop in the next 2–3 years? What types of projects interest you the most?

— What technologies or areas of IT inspire you besides PHP? What would you like to learn or try in the near future?

— Tell us about your tasks and responsibilities in your last project: what went very well, and what could be improved?