paulferrett

Catch.com.au | Melbourne, Australia | Backend Developers | PHP, Symfony | Full-time | ONSITE

At Catch we know what it is like to work for a company that is leading the way in online retail in Australia. We are proud to be agile, disruptive, and unconventional. Our customers are at the centre of everything that we do. We want them to love coming to the Catch website and have the best possible experience. We are looking for a talented Backend Developer to help us enhance our product and make the experience for our customers amazing every day!

We use PHP and Symfony with React, and tools like AWS, Elasticsearch, Github, Kubernetes, MySQL, Postgres, RabbitMQ and Redis to name but a few.

You will have an expert-level grasp of PHP, with a high proficiency in Node or Golang being highly regarded. Experience with concepts such as microservices, RESTful APIs and message brokers will be beneficial. We are a popular website, so you will be exposed to highly available infrastructure, scalable services, various caching strategies and all the interesting problems that come with peaky traffic.

If you want more information, please get in touch via our Workable [0] job listing!

[0] https://catch-com-au.workable.com/j/B09D3D024F

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Insane-fast code completion, jump to definition, bracket/brace/quote/tag auto-closing. Just the boring usual things :)

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Sorry, no. That sort of thing really isn't a problem these days with services such as Amazon. Developers aren't typically the sort of market that will easily pay for things - especially when they're just starting a new project. If you want to target developers, and you want them to pay, do something they don't want to do. Testing, Operations, Marketing - finding actual customers for a new product is something I'd pay for.

This is a side project of mine, and came from a need to quickly open any of my Trello Boards without having to manually create a bookmark each time I created a new Board. I'd love to hear your feedback and if you use Trello and find the extension useful it'd be great if you could share it!