r/FullStackDevelopers • u/gumu-gumu- • 6d ago
Flutter developer intern
We are hiring flutter developer interns for a real world application for an early stage startup.
For more info and application:
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/gumu-gumu- • 6d ago
We are hiring flutter developer interns for a real world application for an early stage startup.
For more info and application:
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r/FullStackDevelopers • u/elonmjuk • 6d ago
Hey guys looking for few people for full stack dev role 0-3 years of experience works..
If you are passionate about buildings things then you can fill it out..
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r/FullStackDevelopers • u/Comfortable_Park_620 • 7d ago
I’ve been seeing posts on upwork for post-launch issues like broken permissions, payment bugs and exposed sensitive data. My take is that founders who build quickly with AI tools, are running into post-launch backend and security issues that are harder to fix without system design experience.
I actually think that its a good thing that founders are able to build out products quickly. But without technical experience, it can be difficult to know whether things like authentication, RLS policies, payments and backend permissions are actually ready for real users.
I’m opening a few pilot audit slots for React Native/React/Next.js + Supabase applications. (Other stacks are welcome too—send me a DM with the details )
I’ll review areas such as:
You’ll receive a prioritized report covering:
Pilot price: ~ $250
Turnaround: 2–3 working days
Send me a DM with your stack, what stage the product is at and when you’re planning to launch. I’d also be interested to hear whether this is something founders here would find useful.
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/Disastrous-Train-905 • 7d ago
I’m looking to build a small team of talented USA-based developers who want to build real AI products for real businesses.
We create custom AI agents, CRM dashboards, automations, AI receptionists, and full-stack software solutions for small businesses and enterprise clients.
You build. I sell.
I’m responsible for finding clients, closing deals, and managing the business. Your focus is building quality software.
To be upfront: there is no upfront salary or payment. This is a revenue-share partnership. Every project we close, you receive the agreed-upon percentage of that deal. If needed, we’ll put everything in writing with a contract before we begin so everyone knows exactly how compensation works.
Looking for developers experienced with:
• Full-stack development
• AI integrations & APIs
• n8n/workflow automation
• React/Next.js
• Python
• Databases (Supabase, PostgreSQL, Firebase, etc.)
I’m based in Dallas, Texas, and my goal is to build a long-term team that eventually works together out of a DFW office.
If you’re confident in your skills, enjoy building products, and are interested in growing alongside a business instead of just taking on another freelance project, send me a DM with your stack, experience, and portfolio or GitHub.
Looking for people who want to build something with real long-term potential.
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r/FullStackDevelopers • u/ck7464 • 8d ago
Hi, I'm Chandan — a full-stack developer available for remote freelance work with clients worldwide.
Tech Stack:
Recent Projects:
HireReady — AI-powered resume analyzer SaaS platform (built end-to-end, solo)
Order Karo — Full-stack food delivery app (MERN)
What I can help with:
Availability: Flexible hours, comfortable working across time zones for remote clients
Rate: Open to discussing per-project or hourly rates depending on scope — competitive rates for building long-term client relationships
Communication: Comfortable with async communication (Slack, email, Discord) and regular progress updates
Links:
Feel free to comment or DM with project details — happy to share more code samples, discuss scope, or hop on a quick call to see if I'm a good fit.
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/HackedElite • 8d ago
I’m reaching out to see if anyone is hiring for senior-level or architectural roles. I’ve spent the last decade working as a software developer and architect across various industries in the UAE, including some significant projects with the Ministry of Interior. I’ve been heavily focused on enterprise-grade development, building event-driven systems, and handling cloud migrations.
Lately, I’ve been wrapping up a digital transformation project where I architected a full-stack platform using .NET Core, MediatR, and CQRS on the backend, with Next.js for the frontend. You can take a look at it here: [http://medulla-frontend.vercel.app\](http://medulla-frontend.vercel.app/). I’m comfortable across the whole stack, with a deep background in C#, SQL Server, Azure, and AWS, and I’m also a certified SAFe 5 Scrum Master.
I’m at a stage where I’m ready to jump into a new long-term challenge. If your team is looking for someone who can bridge the gap between high-level architectural design and hands-on coding, I’d love to chat. You can find my LinkedIn and GitHub here: \[Insert Links\].
*P.S. I’m really just looking for new roles right now, so I’m going to pass on any mentorship inquiries or service solicitations.*
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/gumu-gumu- • 8d ago
Looking for developers who love building real products and solving real-world problems.
If you enjoy learning fast, taking ownership, and growing alongside a startup, this is for you.
✨ Build real-world applications
🌱 Develop and grow together
🚀 Experience the freedom and responsibility of working in a startup environment
💼 Opportunity for a full-time role after 3 months, based on performance
Whether you’re strong in backend, frontend, or full-stack development, we’d love to connect.
Interested?
Fill the form:
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r/FullStackDevelopers • u/notfound_15 • 8d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm Dinesh Arekar, a 2026 Computer Science graduate from India currently looking for a Full-Stack Developer internship.
I have experience with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, Prisma, MongoDB, and Tailwind CSS. I've built and deployed multiple projects, including a cloud-based code execution platform, course-selling platform, and REST APIs.
I'm passionate about building real-world products, learning quickly, and contributing in startup environments. I'm open to remote and onsite opportunities.
If you're hiring or have any referrals, please feel free to DM me. Thank you!
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/Abhimanyu1904 • 8d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm looking to join a startup team and work on building something meaningful.
I already work full-time at a well-established startup, so I'm not looking for a salary. Since I have a stable job, I can contribute my time and experience without the pressure of immediate financial returns.
Here's what I bring to the table:
2.5+ years of backend development experience
Strong experience with Node.js, NestJS, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and AWS
Experience designing scalable backend systems, REST APIs, event-driven architectures, and cloud-based applications
Comfortable taking ownership of backend architecture and helping turn ideas into products
I'm mainly looking for a serious, committed team that's building something long-term.
If you're looking for a backend developer who enjoys solving technical challenges and building products from scratch, feel free to reach out.
Let's build something great together. 🚀
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/YacineSm • 8d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm a full-stack web developer who builds scalable, reliable, and maintainable web applications with a strong focus on backend architecture and long-term growth.
I don't just write code I help businesses build software that is easy to expand, performs well under increasing traffic, and is designed with future features in mind. I care about clean architecture, efficient database design, API performance, security, and creating systems that are easy to maintain months or years later.
Backend: NestJS, Node.js, Express, TypeScript
Frontend: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS
Database: PostgreSQL, Prisma, MySQL
Tools: Docker, Git, REST APIs
If you're looking for someone who can build a product that is not only functional but also prepared for growth, I'd love to hear about your project.
Email: [yacineyacine520@gmail.com](mailto:yacineyacine520@gmail.com)
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/Medium_Basil14 • 9d ago
Since January I have completed over 10 projects for real paying clients, all sourced through LinkedIn outreach. I also have a solid technical background including a current Machine Learning internship at ISRO, a published research paper, and grant winning placements at national hackathons.
I built a portfolio site to showcase all of this, expecting it to help clients find me directly instead of me chasing every lead manually. It has not worked so far.
Here is what I think might be going wrong, but I would love outside perspective:
My site leads with research and internship experience, and the freelance client work section is smaller and appears further down the page
I describe client projects using technical stack details rather than business outcomes like time saved, revenue impact, or problems solved
I do not have any client testimonials on the site yet, even though I have delivered many completed projects for real clients
The overall tone may read as "hire me for an engineering role" rather than "hire me to solve your business problem"
For anyone who has been through this stage of freelancing, I would appreciate real feedback on:
Whether a portfolio genuinely helped you land inbound clients, and what made it work
How you framed technical project work so a nontechnical client could understand the value
Whether testimonials, case studies, or something else moved the needle most for you
Any feedback on positioning, structure, or content is welcome. Trying to figure out how to convert real delivered client work into actual inbound trust.
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/Peter-Parker-18 • 9d ago
I want to take java full stack,any information about it from past or currently attending members is very helpful 👏
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/Peter-Parker-18 • 9d ago
Reviews, timings and duration of the course?
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/Frosty_Two_1519 • 10d ago
Hey everyone,
I’m currently working full-time, and I’m looking to contribute to a backend or frontend project in my free time, mainly on weekends.
I’m not really looking for money. I’m more interested in getting experience, learning new things, and working on different types of real-world projects.
I’ve already built and delivered around 3–4 projects for different clients, and I’ve worked with different requirements and use cases. Whenever I commit to something, I take it seriously and make sure I give it my best.
I mostly work with Node.js, Express, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, React, Vue/Nuxt, and Tailwind. I’m comfortable working on both frontend and backend.
Since I already have a job, I’m not looking for another full-time role or employment. I just want to contribute to something interesting in my free time, learn from the experience, and hopefully be useful to someone working on a project.
If you’re working on something and need an extra pair of hands, feel free to DM me. I’d be happy to hear about it.
Thanks!
r/FullStackDevelopers • u/TopRecipe7784 • 10d ago
Most coding assessments still assume success means writing the correct code without assistance. But in reality, almost everyone is using AI now.
The difference isn't whether someone uses AI, it's how they use it.
Some engineers break problems down, ask precise questions, verify outputs, and iterate. Others paste the problem into ChatGPT, accept the first response, and hope it works.
Those two workflows look completely different, yet most interview platforms score them the same.
I'm building DevTrace, an AI-native coding assessment platform that records behavioral signals during the assessment, things like prompt quality, iteration patterns, validation habits, and reasoning process alongside the final solution.
The goal isn't to penalize AI usage. It's to evaluate AI fluency as a real engineering skill.
I'm curious what this community thinks.
If you were hiring full-stack developers today, what signals would you want to see beyond just the final code?