Web Developer

We’re looking for a Web Developer who’s comfortable building internal/back-office applications on top of Laravel (PHP 8+) and modern JavaScript. You will work on API-driven features, integrate with internal services, build clean UIs using Vue/React/Next.js (whichever fits the project), and collaborate with system analysts, QA, and infrastructure to ship reliable features to production. You’ll be expected to write clean, testable code, follow Git workflow, and understand how your code will be deployed in a containerized / Nginx environment. If you enjoy improving legacy modules while also proposing better tech approaches, this role is for you.RequirementsBachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Informatics Engineering, or related field.2+ years experience as a Web Developer (preferably in product / internal business apps).Strong programming logic and problem-solving skills.Solid experience with PHP 8+ and Laravel (queues, jobs, events, form request validation, API resources).Good understanding of JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3, including browser behavior and basic responsive layout.Experience building and consuming RESTful APIs (auth, headers, error handling, pagination).Familiar with Git (branching strategy, merge/pull request, code review).Comfortable with SQL databases (MySQL/PostgreSQL): writing joins, filtering, basic optimization; basic understanding of NoSQL is a plus.Basic experience on Linux-based deployment (SSH, file structure, permissions, .env).Able to write clean, maintainable code and follow team standards.Good communication and able to work in a squad with SA, QA, and Infra.Nice to HaveExperience with Vue.js or React or Next.js for building frontend/dashboard/back-office UI.Experience with Docker and container-based development.Familiar with GitLab CI / GitHub Actions / Jenkins for CI/CD.Experience exposing or consuming microservices.Understanding of security best practices (RBAC, input validation, OWASP basics, file upload safety).Experience optimizing Laravel apps (caching, query optimization, N+1 avoidance).