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PHP Developer

£40,000 to £45,000a year

Job type
Permanent
Location
Wakefield
Working
Hybrid
Posted
1w ago

Job description

PHP Developer | Wakefield (Hybrid) | £(phone number removed) | Permanent

An evolving business near Wakefield is looking for a PHP Developer to join its growing team before Christmas.

As a PHP Developer, you'll be part of a collaborative tech team with real ownership, long-term growth potential and opportunity to contribute to a growing product suite.

Package

£40,000 - £43,500 salary

31 days' annual leave.

Hybrid working (1-2 days in the office)

Paid training and development

Free onsite parking

Real ownership and the opportunity to influence a growing product suiteThe Role

Develop and maintain PHP applications

Build frontend functionality using JavaScript and integrate APIs

Maintain and optimise MySQL databases

Monitor application performance, troubleshoot issues and implement improvements

Work closely with internal stakeholders and external partners to understand requirements and deliver effective solutions

Collaborate with the design team to develop and improve product features and functionalityRequired experience

Strong commercial PHP development experience

Experience with Laravel, Symfony or another PHP framework

JavaScript knowledge, ideally Vue.js

Experience with MySQL, MariaDB or similar databases.

Understanding of REST APIs and integration

Exposure to AWS or Azure environmentsLooking for your next PHP Developer opportunity? Join a growing business where you can make an impact, develop your skills and be part of an exciting journey.

PHP Developer - Software Developer - Software Engineer - Laravel - Symfony - JavaScripy - MySQL - SQL - AWS - Azure

Benefits

Flexible working - Training

How this salary compares

We compare the midpoint of this range with the median of 38 IT adverts that come straight from employers and state a salary, and of 52 across UK tech.

53% below the IT median