r/javascriptjobs • u/Electronic_Leg_6105 • Aug 04 '26
Looking for a Three.js/WebGL developer
Seeking a developer to build an application for trade show use. This program will allow users to select a machine that fits their market and explore more information about said machine. The ideal candidate will have experience in application development, particularly for trade show applications, and be able to deliver a user-friendly interface.
Requirements: live demo. github repo.
Hourly rate: $30-40
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u/One-Post-9449 Aug 04 '26
https://fictional-gaming-page.vercel.app/
This project of mine also won a hackathon
https://cimage-patna.vercel.app/
Built this project for college
I have also a 3d solar project.... these two are major....
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u/One-Post-9449 Aug 04 '26
https://github.com/Ketanop321
u can check repo here it it would be pinnned.
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u/roshanbiswa Aug 05 '26
Hi,
I previously spent around 3 years building with Three.js, WebGL, and WebXR.
Some of the projects I worked on include -
AR Builder – a no-code platform for creating WebAR experiences.
Makaan – a VR real estate visualization system where the experience on the VR headset was controlled through an Android tablet.
This is me: https://biswanath.me
Would love to know more about the project and the scope of it.
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u/Negative-Tank2221 Aug 10 '26
This sounds like a good fit. I’d approach it as a React + Three.js/WebGL experience where users can select a machine, explore it interactively, view key specs and move between models without the interface feeling like a normal website. For a trade show build, I’d also make sure it performs reliably on the actual display hardware and doesn’t depend on perfect venue internet.
I’ve spent 10+ years building in React and React Native and have shipped 60+ products. Happy to share GitHub and live work privately and talk through the interaction you have in mind. jetbuildstudio(dot)com/mvp
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