Spanish-speaking React/PHP developer(s)

tech-coops; United States; On-site; Full time

Job summary

A technology consultancy in the United States is seeking a React/PHP developer to work on an EdTech platform. The project is 80% complete, and a savvy developer could finish it in 30-60 days. Required qualifications include 3-4 years of React and PHP experience, fluency in Spanish, and basic English. This is a great opportunity for a long-term collaboration with ongoing work expected.

Qualifications

• 3-4 years of React experience required.
• More than 3-4 years of PHP experience preferred.
• Fluency in Spanish is essential.
• Basic English skills needed.

Responsibilities

• Complete a module on an EdTech platform in 30-60 days.
• Work collaboratively to maintain and improve technology.

Skills

React experience

PHP expertise

Fluent Spanish

Basic English

Job description

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Project

I have a lead for a client in the US who is looking for a React/PHP developer (full‑time) or two (part‑time) to work on an EdTech platform.

Key information:

• The module is 80% complete and involves some cool technology, it’s a meta form‑builder for system admins in US schools.
• A savvy developer could complete it in 30‑60 days.
• They’re expecting to pay European market rates.
• Currently there’s some developers in the US and 7‑8 devs in Colombia.

Requirements

requirements:

• 3‑4 years React experience
• More than this PHP
• Fluent or ideally native Spanish speaker
• Very basic level of English (able to use Google translate for documents)

They’re hoping to build a long‑term relationship and often have work to give.