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Backend Symfony Developer

  • Employer: Eneba
  • Contract type: Full-time
  • Location: Full remote
  • Salary: €55,000 – €66,000 / year (before taxes)
  • You must speak: English
  • Published on: August 6, 2025

About Eneba

At Eneba, we're building an open, safe and sustainable marketplace for the gamers of today and tomorrow. Our marketplace supports close to 20m+ active users (and growing fast!), provides a level of trust, safety and market accessibility unparalleled to none. We're proud of what we've accomplished in such a short time and look forward to sharing this journey with you. Join us as we continue to scale, diversify our portfolio, and grow with the evolving community of gamers.

About your team

We are a cross-functional team of 5-10 people with designers, backend, frontend, mobile, and data engineers. They are supported by a platform engineering team. We move fast, experiment, learn a lot, and build new products for our growing base of 10+ million active users.

About the tech

This is an overview of the tech stack we are using. You are not expected to know all of it now. But you are expected to be learning how to use most of these in your first 3 months.

Code:

  • PHP/Symfony - primary language for coding.
  • Golang - secondary language. Used primarily where speed/efficiency is required.
  • GraphQL - the main method of communication. Applies both to service-to-service and frontend-service communication.
  • CI/CD with 50+ deployments per day.
  • CQRS, commands via saga/temporal, queries via GraphQL.
  • Microservices architecture (over 100).
  • Service orchestration with Saga / temporal.io

Databases:

  • Influxdb
  • MongoDB
  • Prometheus
  • Redis
  • ElasticSearch
  • Mariadb
  • Mysql

Infrastructure:

  • Kubernetes
  • Helm
  • AWS
  • Terraform

Requirements

  • Being able to express yourself freely in code
  • Being a quick problem solver
  • Good OOP skills
  • Being adaptive to feedback
  • Base knowledge of AWS, Terraform, Docker.
  • Base knowledge of common patterns like CQRS, circuit breaking, service orchestration.
  • Ability to effectively contribute to architectural discussions.
  • Self-learner, takes responsibility for gathering requirements from the incomplete specification.
  • You are prepared to work in a rock-n-roll environment where we try, learn and iterate.