PHP Symfony Developer – Colchester (hybrid remote) - £50,000
Employee-owned Business | People-focused Culture | Growth Opportunity | Tax-free Bonus Scheme
Ada Meher is currently working on a role with a rapidly evolving client in the leisure and travel sector, as they look to recruit a PHP Developer to join their established development team as they undertake new initiatives to both update tooling to the latest versions and add new features to their in-house tech.
Already a key player in their sector, the company recognises the potential of emerging technology to help drive further success for the business and are looking for a candidate with solid experience across PHP and Symfony as well as surrounding tech such as API-Platform and AWS. Initial work will be on BAU and new feature development with a longer-term focus on the creation of new apps and revenue streams.
Given the relatively early stage of some of the project work and their ambitions for this area of the business, they are looking for a candidate who recognises & relishes the opportunity to put ideas forward and grow with the business as the product does.
As a flexible employer, they have a large focus on work/life balance for their staff, offering flexible hours and hybrid work (ideally this would be a bi-weekly presence in Colchester) to help employees fit their work around their other life commitments.
To be considered…
1. Prior experience with OOP PHP Development
2. Experience with the Symfony framework
3. Experience with ES6 frameworks such as React or Vue would be ideal
4. Experience with AWS, Docker or similar would be a benefit
5. Experience with Unit Testing (PHPUnit) or TDD
The company also offers a strong financial incentive to their work, with employees owning the majority of shares in the business allowing you to claim a £3,600 bonus per year out of company profit completely tax-free.
We’re expecting a strong response to this PHP Symfony Developer role, so please apply today to avoid missing out. For more information, you can reach out to (url removed).
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