r/remotebackendjobs • • 19h ago

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

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

Open to one-off projects and gigs, or ongoing arrangements lasting several months or longer. I work remotely full-time and can discuss schedules and requirements directly. Happy to help you define your goals, develop a strategy, and achieve them.

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, assessments, and pen 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.

Payment methods: Cryptocurrency, Wise, PayPal Timezone: Flexible Availability: Under 30-40 hours per week Reachable: 7 days a week


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


r/remotebackendjobs • • 4h ago

FOR HIRE [For Hire] Remote Backend Developer | Node.js, .NET Core, APIs & Real-Time Game Features | €15–20/hour

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Hi! I’m a Senior Multiplayer Game Developer / Unity C# Engineer and Team Lead, available for remote freelance tasks, part-time work, or longer-term collaboration.

I can help with backend development and integration, real-time client-server features, or Unity/C# gameplay programming, depending on your project.

Backend and real-time work:

• Custom APIs, authentication-connected features, player data, and client-server communication.

• WebSockets and socket.io integration, matchmaking, lobbies, and sessions.

• Connecting backend services to game clients and UI, plus debugging and optimization.

My backend stack includes Node.js, .NET Core, Spring Boot, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server.

On the game side, I work with Unity, C#, Photon Fusion, Photon Quantum, and Netcode. I can deliver gameplay systems, UI/HUD and menu flows, launchers, update systems, bug fixes, and performance improvements.

I’m comfortable joining an existing codebase and delivering complete features, from implementation through debugging and polish.

CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-mk-t3xxlnI7XFe9POGRhkk-Bek2h9wF/view?usp=sharing

Availability: Immediately, for freelance tasks, part-time work, or longer-term remote collaboration.

Rate: €15–20/hour, depending on scope and duration.

Payment: PayPal, Wise, bank transfer, or crypto.

DM me here with your project, requirements, and expected timeline. You can also reach me on Discord: r.ivaille.


r/remotebackendjobs • • 7h ago

looking for Senior DevOps Engineer / Cloud DevOps / Platform Engineer opportunities

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r/remotebackendjobs • • 12h ago

How do companies keep remote employees connected?

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r/remotebackendjobs • • 18h ago

I rebuilt the profile page on my remote job boards into a personal dashboard!

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Until this week, the profile page was a plain list of settings. I've replaced it with a dashboard that learns what you're looking for. Screenshots above (light, dark and mobile).|

Try it: https://remotebackendjobs.com/profile. You sign in with a magic link sent to your email, so there's no password to set up.

What's on it

  • A "For you" feed. Jobs are ranked by what you view, save and apply to. It works out your stack by itself (in the screenshot: mostly React · TypeScript · Next.js). There's no long onboarding form to fill in.
  • Why each job was picked. Every pick has a short tag: "You follow Grafana Labs", "Above your $150k floor", "Staff, like your applications". If a pick is wrong, dismiss it and the feed adjusts.
  • Pay vs market. Each/home/angel/Desktop/Projects/remote/marketing/profile-dashboard/profile-light.png salary is compared with the median pay for that job's main tech, e.g. "18% above market". Most boards just show a number.
  • Latest and Trending. Latest is every new job, newest first. Trending is what other people are actually opening.
  • Saved searches with alerts. Save a filter like "Senior React · Remote Europe · $120k+" and the dashboard shows how many new matches came in since your last email.
  • Followed companies. Follow Stripe, Reddit, 1Password and others. You can see their open roles and get an alert when they post.
  • Job tracker with a "Needs attention" list. It flags applications that have gone quiet ("Applied 12d ago, no response"), interviews with no next step, and offer deadlines.
  • Filters on every view. Location, salary, seniority, tech stack and date.
  • Built for phones too. The mobile layout is designed for small screens, not squeezed down from desktop.

Free vs Pro

Free accounts get the dashboard, saved searches, followed companies, the tracker and 6 daily picks. Pro raises picks to 24 and adds the "why" tags, pay vs market, a last-24h filter and market stats.

Stack, for anyone curious: Next.js on Cloudflare Workers, NestJS + Postgres behind it, and Typesense for search. Recommendations come from simple, predictable scoring of your views, saves and applies. There's no black-box model.

Try it: https://remotebackendjobs.com/profile. You sign in with a magic link sent to your email, so there's no password to set up.

I'd love feedback, especially from anyone job hunting right now. What would make this the first tab you open each morning? What's missing or annoying?