PHP Developer (Latin America, German, French and Spanish speakers)

Headquarters: Remote
URL: http://onthegosystems.com


Help us build and support WPML – the leading multilingual plugin powering 1.5M+ websites.
We’re looking for smart, curious developers from Latin America who enjoy solving real problems and want to grow fast. This role mixes development and support: you learn the product deeply, help clients, and improve WPML based on what you discover.
Why Join Us?


Trusted & Profitable: Since 2008, OTGS has grown into a self-funded and stable company supporting over 1.5 million websites worldwide.


Remote-first: Join a diverse team of smart and friendly people working from all corners of the world.


Creators of WPML: You'll contribute to the #1 multilingual plugin for WordPress, used by hundreds of thousands of happy clients every day.


Real Impact: Your work will directly improve the experience of users around the globe.


Growth-friendly: We support your personal and professional development through mentorship, learning tools, and internal opportunities.


Wellbeing focused: We offer great benefits to help you thrive both in and out of work.


Indicators You're a Great Fit


Have PHP experience and want to sharpen your skills.


Believe in writing tests and clean, reliable code.


Enjoy investigating problems and fixing root causes.


Communicate clearly and genuinely like helping people.

Speak French, German, or Spanish.

What You'll Do


Deliver new features and strengthen existing components.


Support WPML clients and solve technical problems.


Debug issues, trace root causes, and propose product improvements.


Grow your expertise in PHP, WordPress, testing, performance, and modern tooling.


Take a deeper dive and learn more about our flagship product, WPML 
If you want to learn fast, make a visible impact, and join a global team that cares about quality – apply today, and we’d love to meet you!

To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/onthegosystems-php-developer-latin-america-german-french-and-spanish-speakers