PHP Developer (Flex-Time) (Global)

Basics Type: Independent Contractor Schedule: Flex-Time (15-25 hours / week) Education: Bachelor Degree in Computer Science, or a similar field, or equivalent experience Experience: 1-3 years or More Location: Remote (Global) Motu Novu seeks to retain the services of a PHP Developer capable of writing beautiful, fast PHP server-side code, to contribute to the design, development, testing, deployment, maintenance, and support of applications used by the firm and/or its clients. The position is remote and available to residents of all Countries, except: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and certain areas of Ukraine. What You Do Write clean, effective, fast, maintainable, PHP code. Contribute to all phases of the development life-cycle, following industry best practices. Maintain well-written, terse, useful documentation for existing and new applications. What You Need: Technical Good knowledge of the fundamentals of programming. Good knowledge of PHP. Knowledge of Symfony and jQuery. Knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Git. Familiarity with React, MySQL/MariaDB and/or PostgreSQL. What You Need: Non-Technical Confident and poised attitude in internal and external interactions. Good oral and written communications skills. Ability to maintain the highest level of confidentiality. English – European CEFR Level B2 or higher or equivalent proficiency. Bone-fide setup as an independent contractor. What You Get Base Compensation: $35-$50/hour, depending on qualifications and experience. Benefits: Fully flexible schedule, discretionary yearly performance bonus (up to 25% of base yearly compensation). Growth Opportunities: collaborate on the design, development, and maintenance of wide range of applications for a variety of clients and use cases; learn about new technologies, frameworks, and languages; optionally, occasional travel within Europe and/or to the USA; Relocation: If interested, opportunity to relocate to Cody, Wyoming, USA, with visa sponsorship if necessary and feasible, after at least 3 years of successful collaboration. Originally posted on Himalayas