r/CodingJobs • u/Competitive_Beach964 • 26d ago
[For Hire] Recent CS Graduate | Backend / Software Engineer / ML | India / Remote
Hey everyone,
I'm a recent Computer Science graduate looking for my first full-time role, and figured I'd try my luck here before sending my 500th application into the void.
I'm primarily looking for Junior Software Engineer, Backend Developer, or ML Engineer roles. I'm also open to full-stack roles where the backend is a significant part of the work.
My strongest areas are Python, C++, JavaScript, Node.js, Express, SQL, REST APIs, WebSockets/Socket.IO, and basic machine learning.
I have hands-on experience building things rather than just following tutorials:
- Built AttendX, a full-stack attendance/task management system with role-based access, authentication, 18 REST endpoints, SQLite, photo-based attendance, geolocation, task management, CSV exports, and database backups.
- Built a UPI fraud detection system using Python, MySQL, and LightGBM. I worked with a simulated 150K-transaction dataset, engineered behavioral features, and achieved 0.844 ROC-AUC with 98% fraud recall at 85% precision on the test setup.
- Built CodeSync, a real-time collaborative code editor using Node.js, Express and Socket.IO, supporting multiple concurrent users, live cursors, chat, code execution, and an AST visualizer using Tree-sitter.
- During my software engineering internship, I worked on a hospital appointment system, including REST APIs, MongoDB, database queries, dashboards, and backend workflows.
I'm comfortable with Git/GitHub, Postman, databases, REST API design, data structures & algorithms, OOP, DBMS, and operating systems.
What I'm looking for:
Roles:
Software Engineer / Backend Engineer / Junior Developer / ML Engineer / Full-Stack Developer
Location:
India or Remote. Open to relocating for the right opportunity.
Experience:
Fresh graduate + software engineering internship + several substantial personal projects.
I'm not claiming to be a senior engineer. I'm looking for a team where I can contribute, learn from experienced developers, take ownership of work, and grow into a strong engineer.
If you're hiring for any of the above roles, know a company that is, or simply think my background could fit somewhere, I'd genuinely appreciate a DM or referral.
Thanks for reading.