About the role
We are looking for a Senior PHP/Laravel Developer with hands-on infrastructure and DevOps experience You will develop, maintain, and continuously improve business-critical, data-driven applications, while also helping run the infrastructure they depend on.
The role is approximately 70% software development and application support, and 30% infrastructure and DevOps administration. This allocation may shift temporarily around incidents, releases, and operational priorities.
What you will do:
Development (approx. 70%)
– Design, develop, test, deploy, and maintain applications using PHP, Laravel, Filament, and PostgreSQL
– Maintain and modernise existing applications, including legacy solutions, while reducing technical debt
– Design and maintain APIs, integrations, and data exchange with other internal systems
– Maintain automated tests, static analysis, code-quality checks, and code-review practices
– Support CI/CD pipelines and deployment automation using Jenkins, Git, and Gitea
– Lead application incident response, including troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, and corrective actions
– Provide code reviews, technical guidance, and knowledge transfer to other developers
Infrastructure and DevOps (approx. 30%)
– Administer a Proxmox high-availability cluster, including Ceph/CephFS, ZFS, and containerised services
– Maintain key services such as PostgreSQL, Jenkins, Gitea, web servers, Icinga, Grafana, and Loki
– Support security, access management, patching, backups, recovery, and capacity planning
– Respond to infrastructure incidents and contribute to service restoration and root-cause analysis
– Improve monitoring, logging, automation, and deployment processes
– Maintain infrastructure documentation, including architecture, configurations, recovery procedures, and runbooks
Tech stack:
PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Filament 5, PostgreSQL 15, Composer, Git, Gitea, Jenkins, PHPStan, Pest, Laravel Pint, Bruno, Sphinx, Doxygen, Proxmox HA, Ceph/CephFS, ZFS, Linux, containers, Icinga, Grafana, Loki, and OVH-hosted infrastructure
What you bring
– 8+ years of professional experience in software development and related ICT domains
– Proven experience as a senior developer or technical lead
– Strong production experience with PHP and modern frameworks, ideally Laravel
– Experience building and supporting business-critical, data-driven applications
– Strong knowledge of application architecture, APIs, integrations, and relational databases, particularly PostgreSQL
– Solid grasp of secure coding, automated testing, code review, and software quality practices
– Experience with Git-based workflows, Jenkins, and CI/CD pipelines
– Practical systems administration experience across Linux, virtualisation, containers, storage, monitoring, backups, and security
– Experience supporting production infrastructure and handling complex incidents and root-cause analysis
– Strong technical documentation and knowledge-sharing skills
– Ability to work independently while collaborating with technical and non-technical teams
– Professional proficiency in English
– A degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, IT, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience
Strongly preferred
– Experience with Proxmox, Ceph/CephFS, ZFS, Icinga, Grafana, Loki, and OVH-hosted infrastructure
Nice to have
– Experience with master data, product information, supply chain, or procurement systems
ATTENTION UPON DROPPING YOUR APPLICATION:
• PLEASE ENSURE YOUR TUNGA PROFILE IS FULLY UPDATED
• Please, IMMEDIATELY send an email to [email protected] with subject ‘Senior PHP/Laravel & DevOps – Your Name’ sharing concrete examples of Laravel development and infrastructure work you’ve done in production.
We’re specifically interested in:
– Laravel applications you’ve built or maintained: the scale, the stack (PostgreSQL, Filament if any), and key architecture decisions you made
– Testing and code quality practices you’ve introduced or maintained (Pest, PHPUnit, PHPStan, CI/CD with Jenkins or similar)
– Infrastructure you’ve administered hands-on: virtualisation (Proxmox, VMware, KVM), storage (Ceph, ZFS), Linux servers, and containers
– Monitoring and logging you’ve set up or run (Icinga, Grafana, Loki, Prometheus, or similar)
– A production incident you led, either application or infrastructure: how you diagnosed it, the root cause, and what you changed afterwards
– Backup and recovery procedures you’ve designed or tested
Please point us to production work, not tutorials, side experiments, or course projects.
A short paragraph per example is enough: what you built, your specific role, the scale or context it operated in, and one or two concrete decisions you made.
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