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Senior Laravel Backend Engineer

Senior level

Cairo · Full-time · November 16, 2026

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Description

Webenia is hiring a Senior Laravel Backend Engineer to design and ship production APIs that power our clients’ digital products across Egypt and the UAE.

You will own domain modules end-to-end: data models, services, public API contracts, Filament admin workflows, OpenAPI documentation, and automated tests — with a strong focus on clean architecture and security.

This role suits someone who enjoys mentoring mid-level engineers, reviewing pull requests carefully, and turning ambiguous product needs into stable, versioned APIs.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of professional PHP experience, including 3+ years with Laravel
  • Strong grasp of REST API design, Form Requests, Eloquent, queues, and caching
  • Experience with MySQL schema design, migrations, and query performance
  • Familiarity with Filament (or similar admin panels) and Spatie packages
  • Comfortable writing PHPUnit feature tests and maintaining OpenAPI/docs
  • Solid understanding of authz (policies/roles), validation, and secure file handling
  • Fluent English for documentation and client-facing technical discussions; Arabic is a plus

Responsibilities

  • Build and evolve Laravel domain modules (Services, CRM, Careers, Settings, and more)
  • Design public /api/v1 endpoints with clear envelopes, validation, and error contracts
  • Implement Filament resources/actions aligned with Shield permissions
  • Keep OpenAPI JSON/YAML and /docs/api in sync after API changes
  • Write and maintain feature tests for happy paths, edge cases, and authz rules
  • Review code for N+1 risks, security issues, and architectural consistency
  • Collaborate with frontend (Next.js) engineers on integration contracts and handoff notes

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