Senior Full Stack PHP / Laravel Developer – Contract (Possibility Of Converting To Permanent)

Contract Full Time Possible Contract-To-Hire Vancouver, Canada - Remote

Background

Our client, Silvertip Software, is an established player in the workforce management space for the drilling industry. They are looking for an full-stack PHP / Laravel developer to join their team as a contractor initially with the possibility that it could convert to a full-time, permanent role in the future. You’ll be extending and scaling their latest product called Lantern.

This real-time drilling analytics platform is built using the latest version of PHP /Laravel. It provides companies running drilling rigs with time sheets, progress reports, invoicing and productivity statistics.

Silvertip Software is a small company in which everyone is a critical member of the team. As a result, you’ll be given ownership of your projects and the autonomy to deliver them. The company offers a solid benefits package and a flexible and welcoming culture.

Skills:

  • 5-7+ years experience with PHP / Laravel

  • Some experience/exposure to Javascript, CSS / SASS

  • Unit testing and E2E testing

  • Familiarity with DevOps, CI/CD, Docker and AWS

  • Experience with Stimulus.js and/or Rails UJS preferred

About The Company

Since the pandemic we have become a fully remote company where the entire team works from home. However, we communicate over instant messaging and get together regularly for lunches in order to stay connected. We’re a hybrid Agile/Kanban shop and we offer an attractive compensation and benefits package.

If you are a strong fit for this role and are currently a permanent resident or Canadian citizen living in or near Vancouver, please apply.


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