I am a Senior PHP Developer with 8+ years of commercial experience building and maintaining web products with PHP 8+, Laravel, and WordPress/WooCommerce.
I specialize in scalable e-commerce systems, REST API integrations, and performance optimization. In my recent work, I have focused on high-traffic applications, MySQL query tuning, Redis caching, and reliable backend architecture.
I have experience delivering products end to end, from design and implementation through deployment and operations. I work with Docker, CI/CD pipelines, Linux servers, and production monitoring to keep systems stable and maintainable.
I am also the author and maintainer of a public WooCommerce plugin with thousands of active installations, and I founded a SaaS product that I designed, built, and operate on my own.
I enjoy working on practical engineering problems, improving code quality, and collaborating with product and client teams. I have experience with Agile workflows, testing, and modern development tooling.
I am open to opportunities where I can contribute as a strong backend engineer, especially in PHP/Laravel, WordPress, and e-commerce-focused products.
Design and develop high-traffic e-commerce systems using Laravel, Redis caching, queues, scheduler, Elasticsearch, and Meilisearch. Optimize MySQL queries, build REST API integrations with third-party services and ERP systems, implement CI/CD pipelines, and deploy Docker-based applications on Ubuntu servers.
Developed Laravel modules and RESTful APIs for commercial web applications. Maintained and extended WordPress and WooCommerce platforms, refactored legacy systems, improved test coverage and maintainability, and contributed frontend work in Vue.js.
Managed and coordinated IT projects, assigned tasks, and handled direct client communication before transitioning into a full-time engineering role.
Engineering studies, IT
IT engineering studies at the University of Rzeszów.
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