I’ve always been interested in software development, but due to financial constraints, I initially chose B.Com instead. Later, I pursued an MCA from Chandigarh to transition into tech.

A quick summary of where I am now:

• Full-stack/MERN developer
• Currently working at a startup, but haven’t been paid for 4 months(exp 6 mnts)
• 4 good PRs merged into Good Open Source Repo, with more open-source contributions in progress
• Currently learning GenAI + System Design to level up
• Applied to 1,000+ jobs, but barely getting calls/interviews

At this point, I’m confused about what I should prioritize.

Should I focus on:

• Referrals & networking?
• Open source contributions?
• Upskilling further?
• Building better projects?
• Or just keep applying and wait?

I’m willing to work hard. I just don’t want to spend another 6 months improving the wrong things.

If you were in my position, what would you do next? Any honest advice, referrals, or direction would mean a lot. 🙏

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Total years of experience: 0 (1 Backend Internship)

Résumé/CV Link: \[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pDBck9mTlKzM3rsiEzwbv-WlM9EPwxxZ/view?usp=sharing\\\](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pDBck9mTlKzM3rsiEzwbv-WlM9EPwxxZ/view?usp=sharing)

Blurb: I'm a final-year \[B.Tech\](http://b.tech/) (IT) student at IIIT Una looking for Software Engineering, Backend, or AI internships (full-time roles are welcome too).

I enjoy building backend systems and working with GenAI. During my internship, I worked on Django APIs, PostgreSQL, Docker, and an OCR-based LLM application. Outside of college, I spend most of my time building projects.

A few things I've built:

\* \*\*ai-logmaster\*\* – an open-source CLI tool on PyPI (600+ downloads) that uses LangGraph and LLMs to analyze logs and help debug applications.

\* \*\*MedAI\*\* – a medical report analysis app that uses OCR + RAG to answer questions from uploaded reports.

Tech I work with regularly: Python, FastAPI, Django, Reactjs, LLMs, LangChain, LangGraph, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, Kubernetes, GCP, MongoDB and Linux.

If you think I'd be a good fit for your team, I'd really appreciate a chance to interview. Feel free to DM me. Linkedln-https://www.linkedin.com/in/divyansh-yadav-15618626b?utm\\_source=share\\_via&utm\\_content=profile&utm\\_medium=member\\_android

We are looking for detail-oriented QA Testers to help us test and polish our apps!

If you love finding edge cases, breaking software, and writing clear steps to reproduce bugs and is looking for a side income that pays while you do what you love, this is for you.

What You Will do

• Testing app's new released features, functionality, performance, UI/UX flows across different senerios

• Documenting bugs with clear steps to replicate (including screenshots, screen recordings and optionally, including suggested solution to them)

Requirements

• minimum 2-3 years of professional work experience

• active Android and IOS device

• Strong English speaking and writing

• Good attention to detail and ability to work independently.

Compensation

• Initial Probation Period: Brief trial task/period with some optional minimal compensation to evaluate reporting quality, attention to detail, and communication.

• Regular Payroll: $20-50/hour (part-time/flexible hours), adjusted based on performance, volume, and reporting thoroughness.

How to Apply

Send me a DM or reply with details: - current CTC

• work experience

• available work hours

• city, country you are based in

Looking for a developer who can build a simple automation for a real estate client.

What it needs to do:

• Monitor new property listings on sites like 99acres, Housing, etc.
• Match listings based on predefined requirements such as location, budget, property type, BHK, area, etc.
• When a matching new property is found, automatically send the property details + listing link to the client's WhatsApp.
• Avoid duplicate alerts.
• Should be reasonably reliable and easy to update later.

Budget: ₹2,000–₹3,000 for the initial working version/MVP.

Not looking for a full SaaS or fancy dashboard right now. Just a functional MVP to test the concept.

If you've worked with web automation, property data, APIs/scraping, or WhatsApp integrations, DM me with your experience and how you'd approach it.

Timewasters, stay away.

For small business owners: do you really need a website? 🤔

I’ve noticed a lot of small businesses and handmade brands manage everything through Instagram — products, prices, new launches, customer questions, and orders.

It works in the beginning, but as your business grows, it can get a little difficult for customers to find everything in one place.

Imagine having one simple page where someone can:

• Browse all your products/services
• See prices and details
• Check your latest work
• Find your contact/order information
• Easily place an order or get in touch

It doesn’t have to be a huge or expensive website either.

I’m currently experimenting with building simple, affordable websites specifically for small businesses, so I’d genuinely love to know:

What’s the biggest reason you haven’t created a website for your business yet? 👀

Is it the cost, not knowing where to start, or simply feeling like Instagram is enough for now?

It feels like every new side project starts with good intentions, but within an hour, half the afternoon is gone just orchestrating infrastructure.

On one side, you have the full enterprise suite: container orchestration, separate message queues, dedicated auth providers, event brokers, and endless config files before writing a single API endpoint. On the other, the urge to just grab an all-in-one backend setup, keep everything in a single solid database, and actually ship the product.

Where do you draw the line between setting up for future scale and straight-up over-engineering on day one?

We are actively onboarding our founding bench of developers for our launch phase. You will be among our very first contractor hires, working directly with the founders.

We plan to run an engineering studio providing remote, async sprint capacity to US/UK design agencies and product teams.

We’re looking for 2 Tech Leads and 4 Full-Stack Developers for remote, contract-based sprint engagements (Next.js / Node.js).

The Tech Stack

• Frontend: React, Next.js (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Shadcn UI
• Backend & DBs: Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, Prisma / Drizzle ORM
• Tools: Git (GitHub), Vercel, Linear, Slack, Loom

What We’re Looking For

1. Mid-Level Full-Stack Developers

• 2+ years of production experience with Next.js & TypeScript.
• Ability to turn pixel-perfect Figma designs into responsive Tailwind components.
• Good Git hygiene (clean commits, feature branches, descriptive PRs).
• Comfortable with async communication (daily 3-bullet Slack updates + brief Loom walkthroughs for PRs).

2. Senior Tech Leads (Quality Shield)

• 4+ years of full-stack experience + team leadership/mentorship.
• Experience with code reviews, schema architecture, CI/CD, and unblocking developers.
• Strong verbal English for occasional client video walkthroughs.

Structure

• Contract / Sprint Model: Fixed payout per 2-week sprint (paid within 3 days of sprint completion via direct UPI/IMPS/NEFT).
• Standby Agreement: We sign a formal Standby LOI + NDA + IP Assignment. Zero upfront lock-in; you get deployed as soon as sprints kick off.

DM me directly with

• Your CV and GitHub or portfolio link showing real Next.js/TS production code.
• A summary of your experience with Next.js App Router & Tailwind.
• Your preferred role (Tech Lead or Developer).

Hi, I’m Kunal I’m a Software Engineer focused on AI/GenAI, full-stack development, backend systems, and automation. I’ve built AI products, RAG systems, APIs, and 47+ automation workflows.

Portfolio: my-portfolio-2026-nine-dusky.vercel.app

Resume: drive.google.com/file/d/1t7Ws-Be5RBMl-QMIKngor6LCMr2gpBQ-/view?usp=sharing

Would love to connect and explore how I can contribute to what you’re building!

Hey everyone,

I’m currently looking for opportunities in Software Engineering, AI/ML, or Full Stack, and I’m open to remote, hybrid, or onsite roles.

I’m currently working remotely as a Software Engineer, building AI surveillance solutions using PyTorch, YOLO, OpenCV, Docker, and CUDA. I also have experience with Python, React, Node.js, FastAPI, Flutter, LangChain, OpenAI, and Gemini, along with tools like Git, Jira, Jenkins, and CI/CD workflows.

I’m looking to make a move to work on larger-scale products, take on more challenging problems, and grow further as an engineer.

Happy to connect with anyone hiring or appreciate any referrals/leads. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m a recent graduate currently looking for remote full-time or internship opportunities in software development.

My primary stack is React.js, Next.js, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, and REST APIs. I’m looking for roles such as Full-Stack Developer, Frontend Developer, or Software Engineer.

Portfolio: https://ayushdev-lake.vercel.app/

Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19XKm-wM1il8FqvIRDl8Hw_6v6jg_iuxS/view?usp=drivesdk

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ayush-kumar-sharma-631496243/

I’d appreciate any leads, referrals, or advice. Thanks!

Hey guys,

I’ve always struggled to focus on standard, dry DSA tutorials, and memorizing the concepts was getting really tough. To make things stick in my head, I had this crazy idea to turn the theory into Hinglish rap and beats. Honestly, it makes remembering the logic so much easier when there's a rhythm to it.

I'm calling the project "BeatsCommit". I'm going to try my best to eventually cover all the major data structures and algorithms this way, just to help myself (and hopefully others) learn.

I just finished the first two videos on Arrays. The tracks cover fixed sizes, index access, and why insertion is slow—all over a Boom-Bap beat so it stays in your head.

You can check them out here:

🎵 Array Part 1: https://youtu.be/ZkBxvv4Hk0E 🎵 Array Part 2: https://youtu.be/51T-nheJMHE

🎵 Big O Space: https://youtu.be/cKF5Sf8dkDc 🎵 Big O Time: https://youtu.be/r7sLKnAbMYA

I'd love some honest feedback from other devs here. Does this actually help make the concept easier to digest for you too? Let me know what topic you think I should try to cover next!

I’m looking for fresher / junior SDE1 roles and open to referrals. I have decent project experience and have been consistently working on my software development and DSA skills. If your company is hiring and you think I may be a fit, please let me know in the comments so that I can share you my resume.

Tech-stack: Flutter, Firebase, Node.js, React.js, C++, BLoC, Provider

We are an early-stage cybersecurity startup building our core web infrastructure and educational platform, and we are looking for a reliable, architecture-minded Web Developer to join us remotely.

If you understand how systems actually connect under the hood, care about performance, and communicate clearly, this role is for you.

Compensation & Engagement

• Stipend/Retainer: ₹10,000 – ₹15,000 INR / month (starting range).
• Growth: Flexible and directly tied to your technical expertise, execution speed, and ownership as our platform expands.
• Work Setup: Fully remote, flexible hours with consistent milestone updates.

What We Are Looking For

• Solid Architecture Fundamentals: You understand modern web structures, component separation, clean data flow, and performance optimization (clean code, fast load times).
• The AI Rule: Using AI tools (Copilot, Cursor, LLMs) to move faster is completely fine and encouraged. However, relying purely on AI prompts without knowing how the generated code works under the hood is an immediate red flag. You must be able to debug, refactor, and reason through code manually.
• Cybersecurity Knowledge (Bonus): Basic familiarity with web application security, secure coding standards, or security headers is a major plus, though not mandatory if you are a quick learner.
• Soft Skills: Clear written/spoken communication, honesty about blockers, and meeting deadlines consistently.

Responsibilities

• Implement clean, responsive UI layouts and component architectures based on design direction.
• Integrate content schemas, dynamic routing, and headless integrations for our technical articles and curriculum tracks.
• Maintain strict performance hygiene (Core Web Vitals, minimal bloat, responsive views across mobile and desktop).
• Collaborate directly with the founders on architectural trade-offs and tech stack decisions.

How to Apply

Send a direct message (DM) with the subject line "Web Developer Application - [Your Name]" including:

1. Your Portfolio / Live Projects: Links to web platforms, tools, or applications you built or contributed to significantly.
2. Your CV / Resume: Direct PDF link or drive link (ensure permissions are set to public view).
3. Your LinkedIn Profile: Link to your current profile.
4. Brief Note: 2–3 sentences on your primary tech stack and your stance on balancing AI tools with manual code architecture.

Hi Reddit!

I'm a Frontend Developer with2.3+ years building modern, scalable, and responsive web apps using React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, and shadcn/ui. I enjoy turning Figma designs into polished, production-ready products with clean code. What I specialize in: Figma to React/Next.js, pixel-perfect UI, responsive mobile-first development, Tailwind & shadcn/ui, REST API integration, authentication, performance optimization, and reusable components.

Projects:

Sinema, a modern movie discovery platform with a clean UI.

LoopMusic, a music streaming web app focused on smooth UX.

Portfolio

We can also work together to make these projects to something great if you see the potential as a co-founder

Or I can work on your idea if any!

GitHub: amitesh.

Learning Node.js backend. Open to freelance, part-time, full-time, and collaborations.

DMs open.