PHP Developer who Can Wiggle Ears

POSTED NOV 12

VisualPharm
Headquarters: Moscow, Russia (we use it to store winter clothes)
http://www.visualpharm.com/

Hi, I'm Ivan, the CEO. We are looking for an experienced back-end developer. 
 
What for?

1. To support our own projects 


2. And to work for our clients.

 
Requirements:

• You should know PHP


• You should have experience with high load (I mean high load websites, not working 20 hours a day)


• PostgreSQL, continuous integration and ability to wiggle ears are big pluses.

Other obligatory requirements:
 

• Somebody who is fun to be around. We like keep it fun and enjoy the company of earch other. Our enemies are large Word documents, blamestorming and complaining (which is a national sport both in Russia and Argentina where I live). These are our deadly sins.


• Those who can see the product as a whole 


• Those who see the challenges and solutions, not problems


• Those who can teach us something


• Those who appreciate the freedom.

Our Bill of Rights:

• We could choose where to live be it Bali, Argentina or Italy. So, I left the office in 2008 living between Berlin, New York and Buenos Aires.


• Those of us who are over 5 years old are treated as adults and could spend money without asking permission.


• We are looking for remote workers not to save on salaries, but to find the best no matter where they live. 


• We don't blame and don't push. We don't think that people are born lazy and that we should scare shit out of them to make them working.

 
We like: Agile, Remote, whatever ex-CEO of MySQL said, Dostoevsky and coffee shops.
 
Test Project


After the interview, we offer a paid test task for a week or two.

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PHP Developer who Can Wiggle Ears

POSTED NOV 12

VisualPharm
Headquarters: Moscow, Russia (we use it to store winter clothes)
http://www.visualpharm.com/

 


Hi, I'm Ivan, the CEO. We are looking for an experienced back-end developer. 
 
What for?

1. To support our own projects 


2. And to work for our clients.

 
Requirements:
 

• You should know PHP


• You should have experience with high load (I mean high load websites, not working 20 hours a day)


• PostgreSQL, continuous integration and ability to wiggle ears are big pluses.

 
Other obligatory requirements:
 

• Somebody who is fun to be around. We like keep it fun and enjoy the company of earch other. Our enemies are large Word documents, blamestorming and complaining (which is a national sport both in Russia and Argentina where I live). These are our deadly sins.


• Those who can see the product as a whole 


• Those who see the challenges and solutions, not problems


• Those who can teach us something


• Those who appreciate the freedom.

 
Our Bill of Rights:
 

• We could choose where to live be it Bali, Argentina or Italy. So, I left the office in 2008 living between Berlin, New York and Buenos Aires.


• Those of us who are over 5 years old are treated as adults and could spend money without asking permission.


• We are looking for remote workers not to save on salaries, but to find the best no matter where they live. 


• We don't blame and don't push. We don't think that people are born lazy and that we should scare shit out of them to make them working.

 
We like: Agile, Remote, whatever ex-CEO of MySQL said, Dostoevsky and coffee shops.
 
Test Project
 
After the interview, we offer a paid test task for a week or two.

• Tell a friend


• Tweet this job

Help us maintain the quality jobs posted on We Work Remotely. Let us know if this job isn’t really remote.

APPLY FOR THIS POSITION

Please drop me a message at [email protected] and tell us about your recent project. Team, your role, frameworks, what you achieved, what could be done better next time. See you!