Soft Grow Technology Solutions

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Code: PHP developer

Description

We are looking for 5+ years of experience PHP developer to extend the team of an on-going project.

Requirements
•excellent Knowledge of MVC platforms (Codeigniter-Laravel)
Experienced with PHP, MySQL, WebServices, XML, FTP, Github;
•The ability to using ajax technology depended on jquery
•Experience in Bootstrap and/or other responsive frameworks
•Understanding of web protocols and standards such as SOAP, JSON, HTTP(S) etc.
•Good knowledge of OOP.
•Experience using third-party APIs
•Full software development lifecycle experience.
Comfortable working under Agile software development• methodologies and Jira;
Experienced in code optimization and in resolving scalability• related issues;
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English•.
•Very organized and Flexible
•Motivated, problem solver, eager to learn, and accept challenges for new opportunities

Responsibilities

Analysis, design and development with the above mentioned technologies in the framework of an Agile team;
Effort estimation for own tasks;
Communication with the customer in English;
Daily and monthly reporting of the activities performed.

please send your CV to : career(at)softgrow(dot)net

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