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Lead Fullstack Developer - £70k - £85k – Remote – PHP, Laravel, Vue.js

Hexwired Recruitment has partnered with a pioneering Digital transformation company based near London who are now seeking a Lead Fullstack Developer to help with a combination of code migration and new product development.

The company are pioneering in their industry, working in a niche and expanding market with lots of opportunities for automation and cloud migration so you will be working with the latest technology available! This is a Lead role of a small team, building new products in Laravel.

The company operate a relaxed working from home policy so onsite attendance will likely be once a week or even less frequently. The company have an existing product they want to migrate into microservices and more projects down the line due to interest in the business. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to use the latest tools and progress their career!

Key Skills:

  • Degree in CS, Maths, Physics or similar

  • 5+ years commercial PHP experience using Laravel

  • Experience using Vue.Js or a similar Frontend focused language

  • Good experience leading small Software teams

  • Experience working on AWS

  • Excellent Written and verbal communication skills

    The client are looking to offer circa £85k dependent on experience along with a comprehensive benefits package as well as remote working! If you’re interested in this Lead Fullstack Developer role please apply

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