About the role

What will you do at Lettuce?

You will be a part of a full-stack creative team that is responsible for all aspects of the ongoing software development from the initial specification, through to developing, testing and launching.

Responsibilities

---------------- Write “clean”, well-designed code, confirming to best coding practices Produce detailed specifications Troubleshoot, test and maintain the core product software and databases to ensure strong optimization and functionality Contribute in all phases of the development lifecycle Develop and deploy new features to facilitate related procedures and tools if necessary Requirements ------------ Proven software development experience in PHP Understanding of at least one open source frameworks like Codeigniter, CakePHP, Symfony etc.
Good knowledge of DOM, manipulating & dynamically updating of HTML objects using JavaScript Good knowledge of relational databases, version control tools and of developing web services Experience in common third-party APIs, SOAP Good understanding of Agile, Project management tools Understanding of Responsive layout, NoSQL, HTML5, CSS3, ReactJS is highly desirable Working knowledge of AngularJS will be a plus

Which skills does this role require?

PHPCodeigniterCakePHPSymfonyJavaScriptHTMLRelational DatabasesVersion ControlWeb ServicesAPIsAgileProject ManagementResponsive LayoutHTML5CSS3ReactJSAngularJSSoftware DevelopmentTroubleshootingTestingOptimizationFunctionalityDevelopment LifecycleSpecificationsCore Product SoftwareDatabasesNew FeaturesProceduresToolsMachine Learning

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