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Senior PHP Developer

IESF AG · Bulgaria · 2026-10-02

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About this role

Our client is a stable IT service and product development company, serving reputable clients across Europe and developing innovative projects on the long-term run.
As the team is growing, we are looking for an experienced Senior PHP Developer (fully remote role).
Tasks
About the Role:
You will be responsible for maintaining a legacy API built with CakePHP 2 and developing new microservices using API Platform and Symfony.
You will:
• Maintain and enhance legacy APIs built with CakePHP 2.
• Design and develop new microservices using API Platform and Symfony.
• Write and maintain unit and Behat tests to ensure code quality.
• Collaborate with team members in an agile SCRUM environment.
• Deploy and monitor applications using Docker and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
• Work with PostgreSQL databases and Pub/Sub messaging services.
Requirements
Your Profile:
The ideal candidate has strong backend experience, works well in an agile SCRUM environment, and is comfortable with modern development tools and cloud infrastructure.
Requirements:

• At least 4 years of professional experience as PHP Developer

• Strong experience with PHP 8.3 and modern PHP frameworks (Symfony, API Platform).

• Experience maintaining legacy codebases (CakePHP 2 preferred).

• Familiarity with Docker, GCP, and microservice architecture.

• Proficient with PostgreSQL and Pub/Sub.

• Experience writing unit tests and Behat tests.

• Good understanding of agile/SCRUM development practices.

Benefits
The Company Offers:

• Fully remote position

• Flexibility

• Friendly environment

• Full social perks package

The Interview Process:
Direct communication with the CEO / CTO, fast paced process and a feedback within 1-2 days.
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