Software Architect (PHP / Symfony)

Key Responsibilities:

  • Refactoring the architecture of a legacy PHP-based project.
  • Transitioning the project to Symfony.
  • Ensuring stable parallel development of the main project and architectural modernization for rapid development.
  • Integrating with both legacy and new external services (MT4, MT5, various payment solutions).
  • Actively participating in development at the initial stage and transferring knowledge to application developers.
  • Creating and maintaining project architecture documentation and visual representations.

     

Technologies, Approaches & Tools:

  • Working with PHP (legacy) and transitioning to Symfony.
  • Applying microservices or service-oriented architecture principles.
  • Implementing modern best practices for solving business challenges, selecting the most efficient and cost-effective technologies, programming languages, and product delivery methods.
  • Ensuring a well-structured architecture for testing and debugging.

     

  • Current tech stack: PHP, Go, Angular, ReactAdmin, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, ElasticSearch, Kafka, Redis.

     

Collaboration & Stakeholder Interaction:

  • Close cooperation with development, DevOps, and QA teams.
  • Interaction with external partners, including payment system providers and trading platforms.

     

Required Soft Skills:

  • Strong analytical thinking.
  • Solution-oriented mindset with a focus on results rather than endless discussions.
  • Excellent communication skills.
  • Ability to mentor the team and effectively collaborate across departments.

     

Experience & Education:

  • 6+ years of experience in software development and architectural design.
  • Proven experience in migrating from legacy solutions to modern technologies.
  • Bachelor's or higher degree in a technical field.
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