WordPress developer

We invite a WordPress Developer focused on development and teamwork and would like to flourish in a supportive and collaborative environment.

You will start in a Middle and Seniors team focusing the back-end part of the solution on WordPress framework.

You will be responsible for setting up WordPress core, plugins installation, integration of provided markup, maintenance of the solution, updates, and optimization. 

Responsibilities:

• Code, develop integration tests, debug, document, implement, and maintain portions of software
• Promote good design principles, such as code reuse, modularity, and extensibility
• Provide assistance to test engineers and support personnel in solving technical issues of software installation and its operation
• Perform code review for compliance with the best engineering practices, coding standards, and quality criteria set forth on the project
• Continuously participate in technical risks identification and analysis, immediately notify the Project Manager of new risks identified, and suggest a mitigation strategy
• Report status and progress according to the project and company demands
• Contribute to the creation of technical specifications
• Participate in estimation and planning sessions

Requirements:

• 3+ years of Hands-on experience in WordPress CMS (themes/plugins development/customization)
• Knowledge of the most popular WordPress plugins and practices (cache, security, e-commerce, etc.)
• Solid experience with MySQL (MariaDB)
• Solid experience with popular web servers configurations (Apache, nginx)
• Good knowledge of Docker and Linux ecosystem
• Ability to find narrow places and fix them (profiling, increasing performance, analyzing)
• Experience with Git and GitFlow
• Understanding of CI concepts (Jenkins, CircleCI, etc.)
• Intermediate level of spoken and written English

Will be a plus:

• Knowledge of Amazon Web Services
• Good front-end development skills (HTML5/CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, Vue.js)
• Knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming, SOLID principles