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Senior PHP / Laravel Developer

Backend systems, APIs, and reliable applications

About

I’m a backend developer with more than 6 years of experience, mainly working with PHP and Laravel.

Most of my work has been around financial platforms: payments, scoring, compliance tools, and internal business systems. I also have a background in QA automation, which taught me to pay close attention to quality, testing, and long term reliability.

I enjoy improving existing systems, simplifying complex logic, and helping teams keep a high engineering standard.

Tech Stack

PHP (Laravel, Symfony), Docker, REST, SQL, Vue.js

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  1. hyggestack hyggestack Public

    HyggeStack is a blogging platform built with Laravel, Vue 3, and Docker. Inspired by the idea of hygge, it focuses on simplicity and a pleasant user experience.

    PHP 2

  2. linguaspark linguaspark Public

    LinguaSpark is a lightweight app that makes learning new words fun and consistent. Build your own word decks, practice with flashcards and quizzes, match associations, and keep track of your daily …

    Vue 3

  3. surjence surjence Public

    Surjence is a calm newsreader that shows just a few headlines each day. It’s built to slow down the pace of reading, with simple design, clear endings, and thoughtful reflections so the news feels …

    PHP