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KU Europe GmbH is a family-owned D2C company behind KU2 Cosmetics, dedicated to helping people “grow older, look younger.” We serve millions of customers across the DACH region with high-quality beauty and anti-aging products.
We’re looking for an experienced Lead PHP Developer with strong Laravel expertise to lead development, maintain our web platforms, and take technical ownership within a small, collaborative team. The ideal candidate has a strong foundation in PHP development and practical experience building and maintaining applications using Laravel.
Develop, maintain, and optimize web applications using PHP, primarily with Laravel.
Maintain and customize WordPress websites, themes, and plugins.
Lead technical implementation and make sound development decisions.
Review code, maintain coding standards, and guide team members.
Improve application performance, security, scalability, and reliability.
5+ years of professional PHP development experience.
Strong hands-on experience with the Laravel framework.
WordPress development experience is preferred.
Good knowledge of MySQL, REST APIs, and Git.
Ability to take ownership, solve complex problems, and provide technical guidance.
Availability to work full-time during CET hours.
Small team with meaningful technical ownership.
International, collaborative working culture.
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