Overview

A PHP developer is a specialist who works on the server side. Their competencies are built around the management of server services. Also in the range of activities of this specialist is the development of the logic of various web products. In most cases, an employee creates internal components from scratch, ensuring the connection of the final IT product with users and third-party servers.

Roles and responsibilities

• Integration of payment systems with ecommerce sites.
• Solving complex performance and architectural issues.
• Ensuring that the code is deployed successfully.
• Collaboration with UI/UX designers.
• Writing quality PHP code that is scalable, flexible, reusable, and testable.
• Improve and support the code.
• Conducting analysis of requirements and needs received from clients and teams. Developing design and layout of websites and applications.
• Plugin implementation
• Conducting analysis of website and application requirements.
• Writing back-end code and building efficient PHP modules.
• Developing back-end portals with an optimized database.
• Troubleshooting application and code issues.
• Integrating data storage solutions.
• Responding to integration requests from front-end developers.
• Finalizing back-end features and testing web applications.
• Updating and altering application features to enhance performance.

Qualifications:

• Ability to work with the PHP platform, as well as understand all the specifications of this tool
• Key knowledge related to the field of frontend development
• Understanding of the functioning of web frameworks such as Laravel, CakePHP, CodeIgniter, Symfony or Yii. Also, efficiency in CSS, Wordpress, Ajax.
• Understanding of the basic principles of interface technologies
• Knowledge of the internal features of PHP
• Understanding of the internal specifics of automation tools
• Ability to create high-quality application architecture
• Understanding of how PHP databases work

Skills:

• Laravel
• Codeigniter framework
• Wordpress
• CMS
• Ajax
• Javascript
• Jquery
• Opencart
• JSON
• mysql
• Magento
• CSS