Senior PHP Developer - Full Stack

About this role

We are seeking a talented Mid or Senior Full Stack Developer to join a focused team building the next generation of our internal content management platforms. You will be working on the CMS Proof, a critical project aimed at modernizing our editorial capabilities.

In this role, you will work closely with the Tech Lead (CMS Proof) and another Full Stack Developer to deliver a scalable, efficient, and forward-thinking platform. A significant part of your work will involve implementing new AI improvements to support the Editorial Efficiencies strategic initiative, helping to integrate cutting-edge AI tools directly into our content workflows.

You will be hands-on with a modern stack including PHP, TypeScript, MongoDB, ReactJS, and Temporal, ensuring high standards of code quality, testing, and performance.

### About the Department

The Technology & Engineering department at Future offers a collaborative, collegiate environment where the primary focus is on effective but well-engineered and scalable solutions. We look to answer critical business challenges posed both by our product and commercial teams as well as from within the department.

Our focus is on quality in all aspects of our systems, not only in function but also in terms of test coverage, observability, alerting, and documentation.

We run regular hack days, driving innovation and have a strong focus on best practices led by tech-based guilds. The decisions made within the guilds then feed into our products, improving developer experience in parallel with the efficiency of our sites and services.

### Key Responsibilities

• Feature Development: Build robust, scalable features for the CMS Proof using PHP (backend) and ReactJS/NextJS (with TypeScript)(frontend), ensuring high performance and responsiveness.
• AI Integration: Work on implementing AI-driven workflows and tools to enhance editorial efficiency, utilizing Temporal for orchestration.
• Technical Collaboration: Collaborate closely with the Tech ...