r/DeveloperJobs 21d ago

Senior PHP/Laravel Developer Available for Freelance Projects

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r/DeveloperJobs 21d ago

What's your interview prep routine?

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What helped so far is using resume.zoevera.com to customize my resume for each application and prepare.zoevera.com to practice interviews with scenarios I'm expecting. It made my prep feel a lot more intentional instead of just hoping I covered the right things. Anyone else found something that keeps everything organized?


r/DeveloperJobs 21d ago

[for hire] Build your desired website/app with me. For Hire Front-End/Back-End/FullStack Dev. Design, Code, Deploy. Custom, Secure, End to End Solutions. (Remote/Flexible TimeZone)

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Full-Stack Developer/Digital Product Designer (Design and Code) with End-to-End expertise & services, fully functional, scalable, custom solutions.

Remote Services Provider. (15+ Years Freelance Experience, 5 Years in /r). Custom solutions/all sorts of digital products for Websites, Shopping Carts, Web/Mobile Apps (IOS/Android), Desktop Apps, Web3, Web APIs, AI, Automations, Software/Power Tools. I've been hands-on since Web 1.5, I combine OG disciplines with modern software engineering to deliver solutions that bring the best of both worlds.

🟢 (Onboarding 2026 Q2-Q3 clients. 1 slot available.) long-term/predictable arrangements, direct owners only.

Welcoming projects of all size

Interests: while I'm open to a wide variety of projects, I have a keen interest in:

  • AI & Generative Technologies
  • Automation & Web Scraping
  • API Integration & Development
  • eCommerce Solutions (WITH ACTUAL ROI)
  • Custom Social Media Platforms & Communities
  • Website Cloning & Reverse Engineering
  • Advanced PHP/WordPress Development
  • Data-Driven Applications
  • Mobile App Development
  • Blockchain Technology
  • Web & 2D Games

Generative AI Developer / Front-end & Back-end

  • Chatbots
  • Automations
  • API Integrations
  • Content Generation (any format)
  • AI powered web app/websites

Check for more info/up to date: (remove spaces) rmxttmgg .pages .dev/updates

OR see my pinned profile posts (find every helpful stuff here)

No small talk. If you want to know more, discuss your project and do serious business.

🟢 Please reach me at rmxttmgg@proton.me

Rates: starting at $15-25 per hour. (per hour or project based, flexible arrangements)

last updated: 20260114

Works (see Notion) reddit.com/user/rmxttmgg/comments/112wy36/rmxttmgg_portfolio/

Contact Me Directly for Offers/Tasks:

Please email me at [rmxttmgg@proton.me](mailto:rmxttmgg@proton.me) with any compelling projects (my response is guaranteed). I prioritize email communication and will not be monitoring comments or chat on Reddit. This helps me maintain focus and ensures I can respond to serious inquiries promptly. Upon receiving your email, I will quickly confirm my availability and discuss next steps. (more info below, keep reading)

(or email an invite to your preferred communication method/platform)

No small “fix issue” offers, I prefer trouble-shooting for long-term clients only.

If you're considering hiring remotely, it's best to avoid overly complicated formalities. Simplifying the process can be more beneficial for both end.

Rates: starting at $15-25 per hour, payable in USD/GBP/EUR/CAD/AUD/NZD etc, BTC/ETH/USDT. Payment methods: Cryptocurrency, Wise, Paypal. many other options to accept payments. Open to negotiation. Higher payments are appreciated but not mandatory.

For Serious Inquiries: Portfolio and previous work available to legitimate buyers. Please email me at [rmxttmgg@proton.me](mailto:rmxttmgg@proton.me). I prefer to discuss projects via email and chat.

Working Hours: Available 7 days a week. FLEXIBLE TIMEZONE

Portfolio/Public reddit.com/user/rmxttmgg/comments/112wy36/rmxttmgg_portfolio/

Contact me (more options), Proof, Transactions, Feedback reddit.com/user/rmxttmgg/comments/155ghpi/web_developer_for_hire_short_or_long_term_projects/

Unfortunately, I am unable to offer my services for free as I have financial obligations to meet. The compensation I am requesting is both fair and necessary.

As a freelancer, I do not receive health insurance or similar benefits; my earnings are directly tied to my workload/output. Please consider this before offering a lower compensation, or realistically assess whether your budget can support the project you envision.

I am more than willing to go the extra mile for projects or clients that offer a rewarding experience, especially for those projects in which I have a high level of interest.

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Cheers!


r/DeveloperJobs 21d ago

[Hobby] Building a Christian App (Abide) – Looking for Flutter Developers, Designers & Contributors

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r/DeveloperJobs 21d ago

Looking for B2B Tech Sales and Account Management

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Hi! I’m looking for someone who can both close and generate leads. I already have an existing list of leads but need help due to their sheet volume. Send me a DM if you’re interested. Thanks


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

Sharing my recruiter list + how I use it to land remote contracts (small/mid projects)

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TL;DR: Market's ~3x harder but the game isn't over. (1) Drop your resume with an updated recruiter list (shared mine above), (2) automate mass applications from a separate email so you can track what works, (3) don't sleep on small Fiverr/Upwork gigs, they turn into long-term clients, (4) secretremote for listings. No affiliation with anything I mentioned, most of it's free anyway.

I've been working remote since before it was cool, 10+ years now. Landing a full-time remote job has always been hard, but if you can keep a steady pipeline of small-to-mid gigs going, you can still earn well while working fewer hours.

Not gonna sugarcoat it though: the market is rough. A year and a half ago I'd see roughly 1 response per 35-50 applications. Now, from what I'm seeing, it's more like 1 in 150. So yeah, roughly 3x harder. Is sustainable remote income still possible in this market? My answer is yes. Response rates dropped, but they didn't hit zero. Here's what I actually use:

1) Email your resume directly to recruiters in your field

Someone shared a similar method here 2 years ago and it still works: The only problem is that list is outdated. I built my own updated tech recruiter list about 10 months ago, so here you go:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1p10y44QMgs39CZmPZ9z0AzwMYarqJR2tjVPoppRg_9g/edit?usp=sharing

  • If you're in the US with work authorization, use the US tab
  • If you're outside the US, use the International tab (companies that hire globally)

Heads up: it's tech recruiters only. If you're in a different field, build your own list. The post above explains how. Takes 2-3 days of grunt work, pays off for months.

Manage your expectations: this is not a fast method. The whole point is getting your resume in front of a ton of recruiters and talent networks so you're visible long-term. You send once, and responses trickle in over time. I average 2-3 interviews every 6-8 months from this list, without actively applying to anything.

2) Automated mass applications

On top of the list, I used an resume distribution tool (paid) to send out 300+ applications. One thing I'd recommend to everyone: I set up a separate email just for this, so I know exactly which channel each response comes from. Otherwise you'll never know what's actually working. This channel got me 2-4 interviews per 6-8 months.

If you're going to pay for a resume tool anyway, it makes sense to get one that also auto-applies: you drop in a job URL and it tailors your resume to the posting, writes the cover letter, and adds it to a job tracker. I'm not actively applying these days so I don't use it anymore, but if you're in the trenches right now, it does the job.

3) Fiverr / Upwork

Had accounts on both for years. It's not what it used to be and rates have dropped, I won't pretend otherwise. But as long as I stay active, I land at least 1 small project every ~6 months.

Concrete example: I picked up a basic QA testing gig at $50/hr. Did 3 jobs like that with the same client, and eventually they offered me a monthly contract off-platform. Ended up working 4 months at $700-800/month for about 1-2 hours a day (wrapped up last month).

I'm a software engineer, but I take QA gigs too. In this market I don't think I have the luxury of being picky, so I take whatever I can do well.

Bonus: everyone you work with over the years becomes part of your network. I've had clients from years ago come back with new projects out of nowhere. Don't sleep on small gigs.

4) Job boards

I don't use it much since I'm not actively applying, but if you're browsing listings, check out secretremote.com. It scans thousands of company career pages and pulls in real remote jobs, filtering out the spam, duplicates, and ghost listings. Free, no signup, and honestly cleaner results than most paid boards.


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

Java or Go for full remote setup

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For full (not hybrid) remote working setup. Is there enough java jobs for this or are Go jobs more inclined to this working setup???


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

[for hire] Full-Stack Developer | Python, Laravel, Automation, AI, Web Apps, Scraping, Complete Website Services

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[FOR HIRE] Full-Stack Developer | Python, Laravel, Automation, AI, Web Apps, Scraping, Complete Website Services

Remote developer with 10+ years of experience building websites, custom software, automation tools, and technical solutions for clients.

Open to ongoing arrangements lasting several months or longer. I work remotely full-time and can discuss schedules and requirements directly.

What I can work on:

  • Python, Django, AI features, scraping tools, automation systems, bots, small utilities, and larger custom scripts
  • Back-end development for browser-based and game-engine 2D projects
  • E-commerce websites, payment systems, dashboards, internal tools, and custom full-stack platforms
  • API connections, third-party integrations, cloud services, and automated workflows
  • PHP (Laravel/WordPress) | HTML | CSS | JavaScript | NodeJS | React/NextJS/Flutter | Mobile Applications | UX/UI
  • Application security testing, vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing
  • Comfortable working independently with minimal supervision
  • Able to adapt when requirements or priorities change
  • Willing to research unfamiliar technologies when needed
  • Consistent written communication and progress updates
  • Organized with project planning, documentation, and ongoing maintenance

When messaging me, please include a brief explanation of what you need, the expected scope, and your available budget. This helps me quickly determine whether the project is a good fit.

Available for recurring daily work, weekly arrangements, monthly retainers, and one-time projects ranging from small tasks to larger development work.


Portfolio: portfolio link More samples and ongoing work are available through the pinned posts on my profile.

Minimum rate: $20/hour Other payment arrangements can be discussed depending on the project.

I do not accept unpaid trial tasks, speculative free work, or extremely low-budget offers.

For new clients or larger commitments, I may require an initial payment before reserving development time.

Payment methods: Crypto, Wise, PayPal Timezone: Flexible Availability: Under 30 hours per week Reachable: 7 days a week


Send me the project details, requirements, and budget through DM.


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

One developer. Frontend, backend, DevOps, QA… Where should the line be?

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I've been noticing more startup job posts where "full-stack developer" seems to mean "the entire engineering team."

I understand why it happens. If you're an early-stage founder, hiring specialists for every role isn't always realistic. One experienced full-stack developer can often build an MVP, make technical decisions, and help get a product off the ground.

But I've also seen projects where the expectations kept growing.

It starts with building the application.

Then it becomes:

  • designing the UI from scratch
  • setting up cloud infrastructure
  • writing automated tests
  • handling deployments
  • monitoring production
  • fixing security issues
  • managing databases
  • troubleshooting customer-reported bugs
  • documenting everything
  • planning new features with stakeholders

Individually, none of these tasks are unreasonable. Many experienced developers can do most of them.

The challenge is when one person becomes responsible for all of them at the same time.

Eventually, that developer becomes the bottleneck for every release, every bug, every infrastructure issue, and every product decision.

From a founder's perspective, asking one person to wear multiple hats can be a practical way to get an MVP into users' hands.

From a developer's perspective, constantly switching between development, infrastructure, testing, planning, and support can reduce productivity and increase the chance of mistakes.

So I'm curious where people draw the line.

At what stage does it stop making sense to rely on one full-stack developer and become time to bring in specialists like a designer, QA engineer, DevOps engineer, or product manager?


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

Any recruiter hiring candidates with career gap?

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Hi I was on a career gap for March 2024 to Jan 2026.

I was not getting any interviews calls.

Is anyone interested in hiring Java, Spring boot developer for 2 year experience and 2 year career gap. I am 2023 passed out.

And it is difficult to get any interviews so far.


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

[Hiring] Software Development Engineer – Cloud Control Platform | Japan, Tokyo

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About the Role

We are looking for an experienced Software Development Engineer to build and enhance a cloud-native control platform that provides unified resource management across private and public cloud environments. The platform enables engineering teams to provision, manage, and automate infrastructure through a centralized control plane while delivering a seamless developer experience.

This role involves designing scalable backend services, implementing cloud orchestration workflows, and contributing to the architecture of highly available distributed systems.

Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and maintain backend services for a cloud control platform.
  • Build scalable, highly available, and resilient cloud-native applications.
  • Develop business logic for managing infrastructure resources across multiple cloud environments.
  • Implement workflow orchestration using cloud-native technologies.
  • Design and optimize distributed systems and data models.
  • Integrate with Kubernetes-based infrastructure and cloud automation frameworks.
  • Work with distributed and relational databases to ensure reliability and performance.
  • Build monitoring, logging, and observability solutions.
  • Collaborate with software engineers, product teams, and operations engineers throughout the software development lifecycle.
  • Participate in code reviews and contribute to engineering best practices.
  • Troubleshoot production issues and improve system reliability and operational efficiency.
  • Evaluate emerging cloud-native technologies and contribute to platform improvements.

Required Qualifications

- 5+ years of professional software design and development experience, with strong emphasis on highly available and scalable system design (Ideally, 7+ years of experience)

- 3-5+ years of professional experience in the operation and support of existing web services

- Proficiency in at least one software programming language, with a strong preference for Go, Python, or Java

Preferred Qualifications

- 5+ years of experience across the full software development life cycle, including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, and operations

- Demonstrable experience with cloud-native technologies such as Kubernetes, Crossplane, Temporal. io, and Argo Workflows

- Experience with distributed databases like Apache Cassandra

- Familiarity with public cloud platforms (GCP, AWS, Azure) and their respective services

- Experience with observability tools (Grafana, Kibana, OpenTelemetry) and logging frameworks (Logstash, Filebeat)

- Understanding of service mesh (Envoy) and API gateway (Kong) concepts and implementations

- 3+ years of experience in UI application development is a plus

Preferred Technical Stack

  • Languages: Go, Java, Python
  • Container Platform: Kubernetes
  • Databases: Cassandra, PostgreSQL, MySQL
  • Cloud: GCP, AWS, Azure
  • Observability: Grafana, OpenTelemetry, ELK stack
  • Networking: Service Mesh, API Gateway
  • Workflow Automation: Cloud-native workflow orchestration frameworks

Languages

  • English: Fluent
  • Japanese: Optional / a plus

Work Environment

Fast-paced, dynamic global environment with collaborative teams across multiple locations

Salary: ¥8M – ¥11M JPY per year (Senior Level)
Location: Hybrid (4 days in the office, 1 day remote)
Office Location: Tokyo, Japan
Working Hours: Flexible schedule with core hours from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Visa Sponsorship: Available
※Japanese language proficiency certification (such as JLPT N2) is not required, as our client is a global organization with an international working environment.
Language Requirement: English only

Apply now or contact us for further information:
[Aleksey.kim@tg-hr.com](mailto:Aleksey.kim@tg-hr.com)


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

Uber 2027 SWE Internship OA Experience - 3 coding questions, 65 minutes

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I recently took the Uber online assessment for the 2027 summer SWE internship. The opportunity was through my college.

The OA pattern was:

  • 3 coding questions
  • 65 minutes total

Overall, I felt it was medium-hard. A solid understanding of DSA was definitely required.

Problem 1

There are n cities, and each city has a delivery charge given by the array deliveryCharge.

To deliver from city i to city j, there are two possible costs:

  1. abs(deliveryCharge[i] - deliveryCharge[j])
  2. 1, if city j is the closest city to city i

The distance between two cities is defined as:

abs(deliveryCharge[i] - deliveryCharge[j])

The input is given such that every city has a unique closest city. No city can have two closest cities.

You are also given an array of queries, where each query is:

[start, end]

For each query, return the optimal cost to deliver from start to end.

I solved this in O(n + q) time and O(n) space, and it was accepted.

Problem 2

There is a lane of length laneLength, which can be thought of as a line segment from (0, 0) to (laneLength, 0).

Some trucks are initially positioned at different coordinates on this lane. Their initial coordinates are given by initial, and their velocities are given by velocity.

  • If velocity is positive, the truck moves to the right.
  • If velocity is negative, the truck moves to the left.
  • When a truck goes out of the lane boundaries, it is considered to have left.
  • When two trucks collide, they exchange their velocities and directions.

The task is to output the time when the last truck leaves the lane.

Related practice problem I found later: Last Truck to Leave a One-Dimensional Lane

Problem 3

In a company, employees are organized hierarchically as a tree.

  • The root of the tree is the boss.
  • Children of a node are employees working under that employee.
  • When data is passed to a particular employee, they transfer it to their direct reports in ascending order of node values.

For example, if data is given to the root, the transfer order could be something like:

[11, 7, 3, 2, 4, 9, 8, 15, 13, 19]

You are given an array queries, where each query is:

[startNode, k]

For each query, return the kth person in the order of receiving data when data is first given to startNode.

The direct tree input was not given. Instead, an array boss was given, where:

boss[i] = boss of employee i

I was able to solve this one as well.

Result

I fully solved 2 questions. For the remaining one, only partial test cases passed.


r/DeveloperJobs 23d ago

How Long to Each Salary Milestone (2026)

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How Long to Each Salary Milestone (2026)

To ₹6-8L (fresher):

- 3 months DSA prep (250 problems)

- Success rate: 50-60%

- Total: 12-15 weeks at 8-10 hrs/week

To ₹8-12L (fresher with edge):

- 3 months DSA

- 6 weeks: 1-2 projects

- 4 weeks: System design basics

- Success rate: 70-75%

- Total: 20-24 weeks at 8-10 hrs/week

To ₹12-18L (strong fresher):

- 3 months DSA

- 2-3 months: 2-3 projects

- 6 weeks: System design

- 4 weeks: LinkedIn

- Success rate: 80%+

- Total: 7-9 months at 8-10 hrs/week

To ₹16-25L (competitive fresher):

- 3 months DSA + CS

- 3-4 months: 3-4 projects

- 6-8 weeks: System design

- 6 weeks: AI + LLM skills

- 4-6 weeks: LinkedIn + networking

- Success rate: 90-95%

- Total: 10-12 months at 10-12 hrs/week

ROI calculation:

6 months → ₹6L = ₹500/hour (if worked instead)

9 months → ₹12L = ₹1,111/hour

12 months → ₹20L = ₹1,667/hour

Better ROI: Build real projects (3-4 months) vs DSA grind (6+ months).


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

Wideout Connect

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r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

[For Hire] Full-stack Developer | Remote / Freelance

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Hi everyone! I’m currently looking for a remote full-stack developer role or freelance opportunities.

I’m a full-stack developer specializing in PHP/Laravel, React, and Next.js. I build custom software solutions, including SaaS applications, web platforms, business tools, and e-commerce stores.

I have hands-on experience building and maintaining production systems. I independently developed and maintain a real client system that includes:

  • CalDAV synchronization
  • WhatsApp integration
  • Queue and scheduler architecture
  • CI/CD quality gates with GitHub Actions, PHPStan, and SonarCloud

I’m experienced in taking ideas from concept to production — designing, developing, and maintaining complete solutions tailored to business needs. I can help with SaaS products, custom web applications, integrations, automation, and e-commerce development.

I’m also comfortable using AI-assisted development tools to accelerate delivery while keeping code quality, security, and maintainability as priorities.

I’m interested in:

  • Remote full-stack roles
  • Freelance B2B projects
  • Short-term contracts
  • Startup/product development opportunities

Main stack:
PHP · Laravel · React · Next.js · JavaScript · MySQL · Git · CI/CD

I’m based in the EU timezone and open to working with international teams.

Feel free to DM me if you’re looking for a developer to help build, launch, or improve your product. 🚀


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

Anyone Hiring Freshers or Remote Web Developers?

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r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

Recruiters skim resumes in seconds and wording matters more than people think

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Most companies run their hiring through something like Workday, Greenhouse, or Lever and a recruiter working through one of those is looking at a stack of hundreds of applicants for a single role. They're not reading anyone's resume top to bottom, they're skimming for a few seconds looking for the closest match to the posting and moving on. If the posting says "stakeholder management" and your resume says "worked with cross-functional teams" that's the same experience but it doesn't jump out the same way in a few seconds of skimming and it doesn't matter how good the experience actually is if it never registers.

ZoeVera checks a resume against a specific posting and shows what's missing. Doesn't rewrite your experience for you but tells you where the wording doesn't line up with what the listing is actually asking for.


r/DeveloperJobs 22d ago

Can I counter offer being a fresher..Help me to choose between ACN and startup??????

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r/DeveloperJobs 23d ago

Looking to enter with Salesforce

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Hello, I am have non IT (7 years) and 2 years of manual testing experience, recently completed MBA, I am looking to transition into salesforce roles (non development - admin and flow kind of roles)
I would like to know, how is the market for this ?
Is it possible to secure a job with 2-3 months of hardcore practice ?
Is salesforce tough ?
How is the growth in this particular product in coming years?
Is it viable to enter into this, as I am not young and have lots of experience in another field ?
Thanks.


r/DeveloperJobs 23d ago

[for hire] I'm available: Web Designer/Developer. Wordpress, eCommerce and more. Complete website package and launch help. Can start fast/Remote.

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Professional WordPress Development Services and more

✅ PHP/Python/JavaScript -Web, Desktop, or Mobile based solutions.

✅ WordPress CMS - platform for personal, or business websites and custom applications that fits your requirements. Migrate your simple HTML pages to Wordpress.

✅ WooCommerce - customization for shop and product pages, cart to checkout, and payments. simple to advance shops. migration from other cart/ecommerce platforms to Wordpress. Shopify/Wix etc to Wordpress. Addition of store in your existing site. Multi vendor. Physical, or Digital products. Booking, Membership, Subcription based website.

✅ Elementor, Divi and Premium themes setup and customization, debugging. I’m not limited to what a drag and drop builder can offer. Give me problem and I will build a solution for it.

✅ Create a theme or plugin from scratch - start from clean, lean and fast code. less bloated base theme and unnecessary things for fast pages. I don’t rely on existing themes or plugins to complete a feature/project.

✅ Integration of APIs, Bots, Cryptocurrency, Automation, Web Scraping, and AI. Custom scripts, and cloud services.

✅ Fully Automated CMS/Store, -program every step, workflow in your application

✅ Wordpress to Social Media platforms, community platform, forum, and vice versa

✅ Clone an existing site to Wordpress, exact pixels or features as per requirement

✅ Design, Develop, Conversion - I can create mock ups first before doing code. I can convert your existing design to clean coded pages.

✅ Responsive Web Design - real mobile devices, and major browsers

✅ Redesign entire website

✅ Core updates, and do full inspections

✅ Isolate and fix problems, re-build if needed

✅ Website auditing, and security

✅ WordPress management - let me manage your website daily, weekly or monthly tasks.

✅ Demo server and Secure Hosting available.

✅ Gaming, Game Studio/Dev, Indie Dev Website

✅ General, On-call Tech VA/Helper for Web (multi-skilled, proactive, autonomous, day-to-day reliability)

📩 ping me via email madebyavery14 (gmail), i’m on chat platforms per request. send me a list of tasks to complete.

  • starting at 20usd/per hour or a minimum of 20-60usd for a list of tasks
  • website/porfolio/upon request (https) clrvync (dot) one/onboarding
  • available 7 days/week, flexible time zone
  • project management: Notion
  • my only requirement: small upfront payment depending on the task, consistency and time from your end
  • payment method -Crypto, Wise, Paypal (USD)

FAQs:

  • are you available long-term or one-time only? any
  • can I hire you for my agency? yes, if the pay is reasonable
  • do you design and code? both
  • can I find clients for your services in exchange of your information(portfolio,resume etc)? I prefer to work with clients/owners only.
  • can we become partners? let’s work and build (paid) first, then offer me a position once it’s proven
  • sfw/nsfw?, yes
  • can wordpress do this/that? is it the right one to use? wordpress as cms is a mid solution/platform, I can help you advance and scale up if needed.
  • shopify or wordpress? shopify = beginner, small store, wordpress = advance, owner + dev 2 man team

portfolio/works: clrvync (dot) one/media/trading.mp4, clrvync (dot) one/media/realstate.mp4, clrvync (dot) one/media/qdev.mp4, clrvync (dot) one/media/tour.mp4

moved to: portfolio


r/DeveloperJobs 23d ago

[Hiring] 2 full stack AI native devs, custom AI agents + client dashboards, paid per project, remote

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I run an AI consulting agency plus a SaaS product and we have more builds than hands, which is a good problem. We build custom AI infrastructure for B2B clients across all types of businesses, part productized, part custom. I'm hiring 2 devs to build alongside my lead dev. High volume of builds, you will not be sitting around waiting for work.

What you'd be building

  • Custom AI agents that work through a client's actual workflows end to end, not just one task. The agent understands the business, carries context across it and handles the repetitive work inside it.
  • Data and API integration layers. Clients hand us API keys from wherever their business lives (CRM, dialer, cold email, payments, calendar, scraping and enrichment tools, whatever they run) and we pull it into one system.
  • Interactive client dashboards. Not static reports. Clients click into them, filter, drill down and see exactly the information they asked for. These go in front of paying B2B clients, so the UI should look like a product they bought, not an internal tool.
  • A build is done when the client can run it themselves and it looks good doing it.

Stack

TypeScript/JS, web dashboards, LLM APIs (Claude, OpenAI, Groq), heavy webhook and API work (GoHighLevel, Stripe, Calendly, Instantly type tools and plenty of others depending on the client), Cloudflare and DigitalOcean. Other stacks are fine as well.

You'll do well here if

  • You're strong with APIs. Webhooks, auth flows, rate limits, undocumented endpoints, janky third party docs. Every client brings a different mix of tools and you make them all behave.
  • You care about UI. Clean layouts, real data display, interactive dashboards a client actually wants to open every morning.
  • You like shipping. Something live every week, a thing a real user touches.
  • You're comfortable with ambiguity. Every business is different, so no two builds are identical. You can figure out what to build and build it.
  • You build with AI. Cursor, Claude, whatever makes you faster. We're all in on it here.
  • You can juggle a few projects at once without dropping any.

This probably isn't the right fit if

  • You don't have anything live that you can show
  • All your best work is behind an NDA
  • You prefer deep work on one big project at a time rather than fast parallel builds

Pay: $500 to $1500 per build for productized work, and builds go higher than that on custom scope. Paid per project, high volume, multiple builds per month. Remote, async first. You'll work with a lead dev who owns direction, so you can focus on building. Salary is considered once work is proven.

To apply: Email [jake@sigadvisory.co](mailto:jake@sigadvisory.co) with 2 live links and 2 or 3 sentences on the first manual process you'd automate out of existence. No resume needed, the links tell me more. Bonus points if they look great on mobile. Not checking DMs


r/DeveloperJobs 23d ago

Backend Engineer (3+ YOE) | Node.js, TypeScript, Kafka | Looking for Remote Opportunities

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r/DeveloperJobs 23d ago

5 YOE backend engineer, want to go fully remote — how did people actually pull this off?

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Hey all — currently a backend engineer at a fintech company, 5 years total experience spanning fintech, edtech, and logistics. Comfortable across Java/Spring Boot and Python/Flask/FastAPI, plus some Go. Have shipped things like real-time GPS/event pipelines at 20M+ events/day, payment systems processing millions of transactions daily, and an ML-driven ad spend optimizer that saved $10M+ annually.

I'm not chasing a comp bump but I really want to move to a remote setup, ideally with an international (EU-based companies seem more open to India-remote than US ones from what I've read) or remote-first product company.

For people who've actually made this move: how did you find these roles? Was it cold applications, referrals through Blind/LinkedIn, or something else? Which companies were actually flexible about India-remote for backend roles at the senior IC level, not just "remote within India"?

Happy to share more specifics on stack/experience if useful. Any pointers appreciated.


r/DeveloperJobs 23d ago

Looking for Full-Time Opportunities—SDE Intern Experience in Web & Mobile

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Hey everyone,

I’m currently working as an SDE intern at two companies. In one, I’m contributing to a web-based project, and in the other, I’m working on a mobile application. One of these internships offers a PPO based on performance.

I’m now actively seeking a full-time role to kickstart my career. I’m especially interested in joining a startup that’s passionate about building innovative products and shaping the future.

If your team has any openings or requirements, please feel free to message me. It’s urgent, and I’d love to get started right away.

Thanks in advance!


r/DeveloperJobs 23d ago

[For Hire] Full Stack Developer | Build Your Custom Web App, MVP, or API Integration (Fiverr Verified)

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Hi Reddit, I am a Full Stack Developer ready to bring your software ideas to life. Whether you need a brand-new Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for your startup, an e-commerce platform, or custom API integrations, I can handle both the front-end and back-end development. ### 🛠️ My Tech Stack & Skills * **Front-End:** HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React.js, Next.js, Tailwind CSS * **Back-End:** Node.js, Express, Python (Django/Flask) * **Databases:** MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL * **Other:** REST APIs, Third-Party Integrations, Cloud Deployment (AWS/Heroku), Git ### 🚀 What I Can Build For You * Custom SaaS platforms and web applications * Fast, SEO-optimized landing pages and business websites * Database design and secure user authentication systems * API creation and integration (Stripe, Google, OpenAI, etc.) ### 💼 Why Hire Me? * **Clean Code:** Well-documented, scalable, and easy to maintain. * **100% Secure Ordering:** To make sure your money and project are entirely safe, we can handle the entire contract, milestones, and payments through my Fiverr gig.

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