Senior PHP Software Developer

Become a digital, global citizen and enable the new generation of digital entrepreneurs around the world. AppDirect offers a subscription commerce platform to sell any product, through any channel, on any device - as a service. We power millions of subscriptions worldwide for organizations. We do this by our values-driven culture—one that enables you to Be Seen, Be Yourself, and Do Your Best Work. About You We are looking to hire a skilled and ambitious Senior PHP Software Developer in Montreal. You are a highly technical, hands-on PHP developer with a passion for producing maintainable and robust code. You’re passionate about driving value through innovative solutions and enjoy working in a collaborative environment. We’d love to have you on board What you’ll do and how you’ll have an impact You will help shape and evolve the ecosystem for integrations into our platform as we scale with more use cases and areas of extensibility. Architect and build systems that can process a high volume of transactions. Design, implement, and support scalable fault tolerant systems to minimize customer impact in case of failures. Participate in the effort to move to a JAVA micro-service oriented architecture. You’ll work shoulder to shoulder with some of the best people in different disciplines like product management and business analytics. What we’re looking for Minimum 5 years of experience as a PHP Software Developer. Knowledge of web service technologies and building REST APIs. Enjoy building production grade code then supporting and maintaining once it goes live. Comfortable in code reviewing another engineer’s code and participating in technical designs. Proven track record of delivering end to end business solutions. B.S. degree (or higher) in Computer Science or a related field. Inclusion and diversity are core to our culture. We respect each AppDirector as their own fingerprint—unique, with no one alike. 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