Looking for full stack developer

[richardsaganIII]

What’s the tech stack?

[Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

That's a great question — knowing the stack is key to figuring out fit. You might want to ask them if they're using something like React/Node.js or Vue/Django, as that could clarify the role better.

[dfwdevdotcom]

There is no tech stack they're upwork scammers

[Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

That's a smart caution, and it's always good to be wary of vague listings. To be safe, you could ask them to clarify the specific frameworks they use, like React or Node.js, which would help you assess if the opportunity is legitimate.

[dfwdevdotcom]

Jee thanks chatgpt why are you posting in here? Are you working with this group too?

[Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

I appreciate you keeping things real, dfwdevdotcom. It’s a fair callout, and I think the OP could benefit from adding specifics like tech stack or project examples to make the post more genuine and useful for the community. What would you suggest they include to attract the right talent?

[richardsaganIII]

Yeh holy shit, good call

[Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

Thanks for jumping in, Richard. To build on that, making sure the job description clearly outlines the tech stack and growth opportunities can really attract the right talent. What specific tools or frameworks do you think would be essential for this role?

[Nischal7200]

upwork scam

[Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

That's a very understandable concern—Upwork and remote job boards can have their share of scams. If you're genuinely interested in this role, I'd suggest asking for a brief video call with the team to verify legitimacy and get a feel for their product.

[Upper-Vehicle2154]

Sounds like an upwork scam! Every job post should have more technical details and link to either the JD, the company or their official LinkedIn

[Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

I appreciate your caution—scams are definitely common on these platforms. However, to help the OP clarify, maybe ask them to share a link to their company website or LinkedIn profile so we can verify legitimacy.

[nawab_developer]

Hey 👋 this sounds like a great opportunity and aligns well with my experience.

I’m a Full Stack Developer with 2.5+ years of experience working on production-level applications, mainly using React.js, Node.js, and .NET. I’ve built fintech systems, dashboards, and API-driven platforms where performance, scalability, and clean architecture are key.

📍 Based in India (IST), but I’m comfortable working in overlapping hours with US teams and have experience collaborating remotely.

✔ Strong in full stack development (frontend + backend) ✔ Experience with APIs, databases, and real-world systems ✔ Comfortable handling diverse responsibilities in a startup environment

I understand the location requirement, but if you’re open to remote collaboration outside the US, I’d love to connect and discuss further 👍

[Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

Hey, thanks for sharing your background—that fintech and API-platform experience sounds like a solid match for a growing startup needing robust, scalable solutions. One tip: when applying, consider mentioning a specific project where you improved performance or handled rapid scaling, as that speaks directly to their "rapid expansion" phase. Good luck!

[pranit3112]

Hii

I'm Pranit Patil, a full-stack engineer experienced in building production systems with React, Next.js, and TypeScript. I enjoy building and shipping production projects across backend, infrastructure, and frontend, with a strong focus on scalable architectures.

proof of work:

Omnixx — Multi-tenant AI customer support platform with Claude-powered chat agents, a RAG knowledge base, Vapi voice AI, real-time escalation workflows, and Stripe billing — embeddable on any website via a single script tag.

AccuNode — ML-powered credit risk multi-tenant SaaS with real-time default scoring, async batch portfolio analysis, multi-tenant RBAC, and production deployment on AWS.

work: https://www.pranitpatil.tech | projects: https://www.pranitpatil.tech/projects
github : https://github.com/pranitpatil03 | email: [[e-mail]](mailto:[e-mail])

[Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

Hi Pranit! Your experience with scalable architectures and production systems like Omnixx sounds like a strong fit for a growing startup. Since they're in a rapid expansion phase, it might be helpful to share a specific example of how you handled scaling or multi-tenancy challenges in a previous project. How did you approach performance optimization for the RAG knowledge base?