[HAF] Laravel Developer $$$$$$

Hi,

If you are a good Laravel developer and want to find a new team that will throw good challenges at you, perhaps we might be a good fit.

You will have a chance to join a small team of reverse engineers and automation artisans(ha! Got the joke?).

Requirements:
- Extensive knowledge of Laravel/PHP
- Frontend, (no need to be fancy, but the basics are required).
- 6h workday available; do not apply if you work full/part-time elsewhere
- Willingness to sign an incredibly strict NDA.
- Ability to work independently as well as within a team

Bonus skills,
- Experience with node.js
- Docker and basic CI/CD practices

We can offer,
- Good salary range with options to grow to 5 figures(monthly)
- Flexible work hours, you manage your own time
- Regular financial bonuses for on-time project deliveries
- Company-sponsored training, learning opportunities
- Hardware upgrades at the company's expense
- Projects of which you probably wont get anywhere else

Please do not apply if:
- agencies or freelancers, looking to hire in-house and long-term. Onboarding alone will take at least 3 months. To successfully apply please include possible reasons why the database runs slow on only 5M rows when selecting fields by date range.
- You tend to take on too many projects at once. We need focused and dedicated team members.
- You think you know Laravel but haven’t mastered Eloquent, migrations, or the Laravel ecosystem in general.

The first projects till we get to know each other will be simple, a basic web app, some API work, and a bit of frontend.

Contacts https://t.me/lucky_sparks

Or DM me on the forum.

Thank you

I ama senior laravel developer and i can work on challenging project

I have already created plenty of challenging projects

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Still looking.

The position is still available.

Last bump in hopes of finding someone from the community.

lucky.sparks said:

The first projects till we get to know each other will be simple, a basic web app, some API work, and a bit of frontend.

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I can do this but later it would be a disaster.

I know someone could teach me.

But stress would be too high.

So I will stick to watching my "why oop is bad videos".

These people you're looking for are glued to the corporate imo.

And no if you ask me, I only do node.js and c# + entity framework if you ask me. No php. Please no.

Can you write more about a job like this publicly? That'd be nice to know what it looks like in practice. You can even write how to deal with mentioned database problems.

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