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November 26

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Recruitment • HR Tech • B2B

Bamboo Works is a company that specializes in providing remote staffing solutions for businesses around the world. They focus on sourcing high-quality remote talent that matches a business's specific needs, culture, and operational requirements. Bamboo Works offers services including digital marketing support, customer service, bookkeeping, accounting, and personal assistance. They provide tools like time and performance tracking software to enhance efficiency and transparency. The company prides itself on strategic local partnerships and meticulously curating bilingual talents to support their clients' operations effectively. Bamboo Works aims to save businesses time, energy, and money by streamlining recruitment processes and back-office management.

11 - 50 employees

🎯 Recruiter

👥 HR Tech

🤝 B2B

📋 Description

• Keep the current Laravel 8/9 backend (using Livewire) updated and working smoothly with new AI features. • Connect external tools and services — like APIs, webhooks, and payment systems — to the backend. • Help move from the current CRM (aMember) to a new AI-powered CRM system. • Work with the Head of AI Automations to make sure the backend supports all AI workflows. • Manage and adjust database structures, keeping future no-code tools in mind. • Lead the shift from a Laravel backend to a scalable, no-code/AI-first platform. • Fix and improve background tasks like queues, Redis, caching, and scheduled jobs (cronjobs).

🎯 Requirements

• 2+ years experience as a Laravel backend developer (Laravel 8/9 and Livewire). • Skilled at working with custom codebases. • Experience integrating APIs, payment systems, and CRMs. • Strong knowledge of Redis, queues, and cronjobs. • Willing to learn and use no-code platforms (like Lovable, Bubble). • Able to connect traditional backend with no-code/AI workflows. • Strong at debugging and solving backend problems.