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Somewhere is seeking a Senior PHP Web Service Developer to own the webengine service operation and modernization. You will work on a high-traffic rendering service written in PHP, focusing on HTTP semantics, database performance, caching, and production incident management.
You will migrate to PHP 8, expand production tests, and shape CI/CD pipelines in an AI-assisted workflow that includes Claude. The ideal candidate has deep production experience and strong debugging instincts with clear async
Salary : ₱3,300 - 4,800 monthly
Company : Somewhere
Job Type : Full Time
Location : Philippines
Senior PHP Web Service Developer
Sourcing Location: Philippines
Salary: $3300 - $4800
We provide an enterprise content management platform that powers websites serving tens of millions of users monthly. webengine, our web page rendering service, is the heart of how customer content reaches the public web. It runs on Google Cloud Run, fronted by Fastly's global CDN, and serves every page-render request our customers depend on.
We're looking for a Senior PHP Service Developer to take ownership of webengine's service operation and modernization.
At its core this is a web-service engineering role. The fundamentals carry the weight: HTTP semantics, database performance, caching strategy, monitoring discipline, and debugging instinct under production pressure. PHP is the language the service is written in. Fluency is required, but the deeper signal we're looking for is engineering judgment around how a high-traffic rendering service behaves under load.
You'll also work inside an AI-assisted development workflow we use across our engineering team. Code review is augmented by Claude. We use MCP tooling and agent-driven processes in day-to-day engineering. We're looking for someone who treats these tools as a peer reviewer worth engaging with, not a rubber stamp to ignore, and not a magic black box to over-trust.
An engineer who's run high-traffic web services in production. Has internalized how HTTP behaves on the wire, what makes a database query fast or slow, why a CDN serves a stale response. Comfortable on a production incident page. Writes clearly. Pushes back when something looks wrong. Has formed opinions about where AI tools accelerate development and where they get in the way.
Excellent written communication. We are async-first.