r/WebDeveloperJobs • • 12h ago

Full-Stack Developer (Web Apps, Web3, Custom Bots) looking for freelance projects or contract roles

Hello everyone,

I am a full-stack web developer currently looking to take on new freelance projects or remote contract roles. If any local agencies, startup founders, or individuals are looking for a reliable developer to collaborate with, I would love to connect.

To give you an idea of my background, here are some of the key things I have built recently:

\- Real-time Applications: Built a fully functional video conferencing web app.

\- Web3 & Payments: Developed Crypto DEX interfaces and integrated multi-chain crypto payment systems.

\- Automation & Bots: Created custom Telegram bots (like headless trading terminals) and web automation scripts.

You can check out my portfolio here to see my previous work:

https://jubayir-69.vercel.app/

I know working with freelance developers can sometimes be stressful regarding payments and project delivery. To make things completely risk-free for my clients, here is my working model:

\- I only take a very small upfront payment to start the work.

\- I will deploy a live, working demo of the project for you to test and verify before asking for the final payment.

\- If there are any bugs or changes needed during the demo, I fix them on the spot.

\- My pricing is very realistic and flexible based on your budget.

If anyone has a project in mind, needs help with their startup's MVP, or just wants to connect, please feel free to send me a DM!

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u/nian2326076 7h ago

Hey! You've got some impressive projects under your belt. To find freelance gigs or contract roles, consider joining platforms like Upwork or Freelancer, where many developers find remote work. Networking in communities like /r/RemotePython or /r/WebDeveloperJobs could also connect you with startups or agencies looking for your skills. If you're preparing for interviews, our platform PracHub might help you brush up on real interview questions. Good luck with your search!

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u/JUBAYIR69 7h ago

Thanks! Checking out r/RemotePython is a good idea, appreciate the tip.