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PHP Web Developer, Ferndown, £35,000

As the PHP Web Developer for this dynamic and rapidly growing company, you will play a key role in enhancing and supporting the Website, Servers, and Applications. This is a diverse role, exposing you to a wide range of technologies and providing the chance to develop as the company grows.

If you are passionate about web development and excited about the opportunity to contribute to innovative projects, we would like to hear from you.

Please note, this role will be onsite five days a week in Ferndown. Applicants seeking remote/hybrid will not be considered.

Background & Benefits

Rubicons client began over 10 years ago and through their dedication for excellence and innovation, have become a pioneering force in the market. They are a close-knit team committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions, with a unique product offering.

As the PHP Web Developer, you will benefit from a competitive salary and a huge opportunity for growth and development. There are 23 days holiday + bank holidays, pension scheme, free onsite parking, a relaxed dress code, and dog friendly office!

PHP Web Developer Responsibilities

Website design and development.
Application development.
Automated product/hardware testing.
Integrating products with external systems.
Collaborate with existing development team for legacy and future projects.
Interactive help tutorials and demonstration videos.
PHP Web Developer Skills & Experience Required

Excellent knowledge of HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL.
Ability to optimise code and database queries with speed. jQuery, JavaScript, Java, Python.
Linux, Apache, SVN.
Kotlin, Swift, SVG Animation.
Video editing and web design.
Interested?

For more information on this PHP Web Developer opportunity, apply directly to this advert directly or contact Josh at Rubicon.

Our team at Rubicon reviews every application. Please ensure your CV is submitted in Microsoft Word so that we can upload your details more easily to our system. If sent as a PDF, it will cause delays.

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