ESA Full-Stack Web Developer
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - Etinars in Milano
WHO WE ARE Etinars is a values-focused company with multi-year experience, specialised in the recruitment of professionals for niche markets, managing the full life-cycle of specialist and executive-level hires. At Etinars, we genuinely care about who you are and what you need. We place great emphasis on fostering robust, enduring connections built upon trust and transparency. Our approach ensures a swift journey, leading you hand in hand towards signing your next career step. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR ESA Full-Stack Web Developer (PHP/Laravel + SQL) Join our client’s international technical team and contribute to the development and maintenance of web applications supporting major European space programmes. The company is a long-standing partner of space institutions, delivering solutions for Earth Observation, scientific data platforms, and operational digital environments. In this role, you will work onsite at ESA-ESRIN (Frascati),
collaborating closely with scientific and technical experts while supporting both evolutionary development and corrective maintenance of ESA’s web platforms. We are looking for a motivated Full-Stack Web Developer with strong foundations in PHP/Laravel and SQL, eager to grow within a technical, scientific and multicultural environment. A B2 level of English is required due to daily interactions with ESA teams and international stakeholders. YOUR TASKS You will work on web applications and digital tools used within ESA’s Earth Observation ecosystem. Your responsibilities will include: Developing, maintaining, and enhancing web applications supporting European space initiatives. Working with PHP, Laravel (nice to have), WordPress, and related technologies used across ESA platforms. Implementing new features and improvements in collaboration with scientific and technical teams. Performing debugging, bug fixing, and analysing issues across the full stack. Managing web content, modules, and service components. Writing, optimising, and debuggi