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Form of work Full-time
Fleetsu is a global platform for Connected Vehicles. We help automotive companies to collect, analyse and monetise connected vehicle data, our global platform is used by some of the world’s best known automotive brands, and we are rapidly growing.
About you
You have worked as a Senior Software Engineer or Architect, and have a track record of building scalable and robust PHP applications.
About the role
You will be setting development standards and assisting in solving some of the most complex data processing and algorithmic challenges. We are crunching billions of data points per day.
You must be comfortable working with distributed architecture and designing/building high throughput applications. We mainly code in PHP, so you need to know the PSR standards and know-how to design and build modular and scalable code.
Must have experience:
Strong PHP standards development, geared toward application development and backend processing
Proficient in JavaScript and SCSS
Solid problem-solving skills
Familiar with the latest development trends and frameworks
Experience in designing complex, multi-tier applications
So finally, we better tell you why you want to join Fleetsu
We are a product company, we focus on making Automotive Data exchange easy and scalable. You will see your code driving some of the most complex automotive processes
We’re a scale-up tech company and growing fast
We are working with some of world’s best known automotive brands
We’re a passionate crew, enjoy a laugh and love what we do and want you too as well
Slick office in the heart of Northbridge, beautiful city views, lots of natural light
Access to latest and greatest tech tools
Flexible work hours; arrive late, arrive early we don’t mind
Relocation assistance for interstate candidates
We are a fun and fast moving, innovative company. Apply now to avoid missing out on this rare opportunity to work for a Perth headquartered, global software company!
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