Drupal Back-End Developer Job at Cambrico

Spain
- Remote
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Organization : Cambrico
Location :
Spain
Job type : Full-time
Remote
Posted on : July 20, 2026

JOB DESCRIPTION

  • A proactive individual who enjoys working as part of a team.
  • A positive attitude toward challenges.
  • Willingness to achieve realistic goals with support from the team.
  • Experience working on Drupal projects, including:
    • Developing custom Drupal modules.
    • Understanding Symfony tools and concepts.
    • Developing and consuming APIs.
    • Working independently.
  • Knowledge of:
    • PHP
    • JavaScript
  • Basic experience with Docker.
  • Good written and spoken English.
    • English classes are available during working hours if needed.
  • Must reside in Spain.
  • Native or fluent Spanish proficiency. 

Technologies We Use

  • Drupal (primarily the latest versions, including Drupal 10 and Drupal 11).
  • JavaScript.
  • HTML.
  • CSS.
  • PHP.
  • Symfony (basic knowledge).
  • Twig and its ecosystem.
  • E-commerce technologies.
  • Git for version control.
  • Basic SQL.
  • Docker.
  • DDEV-based development environments.

 

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