Full Stack PHP Developer - Laravel / JavaScript

DETAILS
Location: Las Colinas, TX
Position Type: Direct-Hire
Work Schedule: Hybrid - Monday and Friday | In-office - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Salary: BOE!
Residency Requirements: Candidates authorized to work in the US are encouraged to apply. No sponsorship is being offered at this time.

ABOUT THE POSITION
GTN is seeking a highly motivated and innovative PHP Developer who thrives on creating robust solutions for a dynamic marketing automation platform. This role involves close collaboration with internal stakeholders to transform complex business needs into cutting-edge applications. The ideal candidate possesses a proactive mindset, strong team collaboration skills, and the ability to energize cross-functional teams. The Full Stack PHP Developer will design, implement, and enhance features across various subsystems and will focus on delivering stable, well-documented code supported by automated tests.

The tech stack you will be working with is PHP, Laravel, MySQL, and Alpine.js, hosted on AWS.

REQUIREMENTS
3-5+ years in the following technical skill sets..

PHP development, with a focus on writing scalable, secure, and efficient object-oriented code.
Laravel framework including tools like Homestead, Forge, Envoyer, and Horizon, as well as packages like Mix, Dusk, Echo, Scout, Passport, and Socialite
Strong proficiency in relational databases such as MySQL.
Familiarity with reactive JavaScript frameworks, particularly Alpine.js.
Proficiency with version control tools like Git or Bitbucket.
Experience with application architecture and SOLID principles.
Practical knowledge of consuming RESTful APIs.
Proven ability to create functional and unit test cases.

HIGHLY DESIRED (BUT NOT REQUIRED)

Experience managing distributed workload systems with tools like Redis and Supervisor.
Knowledge of front-end technologies, including HTML, CSS (LESS/SASS), Bootstrap, jQuery, and build tools like Gulp, Grunt, or Webpack.
Exposure to cloud services such as AWS and database caching with Redis.