Full Stack Developer - Symfony - Hybrid - Liverpool

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Full Stack Developer (Symfony / React / Next.js) - Hybrid - Liverpool
Salary: £40,000-£45,000

We're looking for a mid-Level Full Stack Symfony Developer to join a growing digital team working on modern, scalable web applications. This role is ideal for someone who's confident across the stack and keen to continue developing their skills in a collaborative agency environment.

What You'll Be Doing

Build and maintain web applications using Symfony (PHP) on the backend

Develop responsive, user-focused interfaces using React and Next.js

Work with APIs, integrations and databases to deliver robust solutions

Collaborate with designers, product managers and other developers

Contribute to code reviews, technical discussions and continuous improvement
What We're Looking For

Commercial experience as a Full Stack Developer (or strong backend/frontend with full stack exposure)

Solid experience with PHP and Symfony

Good working knowledge of Next.js and React

Strong fundamentals in HTML, CSS and modern JavaScript

Comfortable working collaboratively and eager to learn
Nice to Have

Experience building and consuming REST APIs

Familiarity with Git and modern development workflows

Exposure to CI/CD pipelines, cloud platforms or containerisation

Interest in clean code, performance and accessibility
What's On Offer

£40,000-£45,000 salary (dependent on experience)

Hybrid working - Liverpool (3 days per week in office)

Supportive team with mentoring and clear progression pathways

Modern tech stack and varied projects
TO BE CONSIDERED:
Apply now or emailing me directly via roisin.marsh

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