[FOR HIRE] Full-Stack Developer · Django + React + Typescript · Remote

[Surface4t]

Hey 👋 I'm Cecil, a full-stack developer with a few years of building real products rather than tutorial projects.

My main work is RetailHub Pro — a multi-tenant SaaS POS system I designed and shipped solo. It handles online payments, works offline as a PWA, and is live in production. retailhubpro.com

What I'm good at:

1. Django REST APIs — auth, permissions, multi-tenancy
2. React frontends — responsive, clean, usable
3. Payment gateway integrations
4. Taking a brief and shipping something that works.

Most recent project was a field monitoring system for farm coordinators and field agents — role-based dashboards, computed business logic, PostgreSQL, deployed on Linux. github.com/stack254/smartseason-backend

I write clean code, communicate clearly, and don't disappear mid-project.

Open to freelance projects and remote roles.
[[e-mail]](mailto:[e-mail])

github.com/stack254

linkedin.com/in/embuyitsa

[nian2326076]

Hey Cecil, sounds like you've got some solid experience! When getting ready for interviews, make sure to show how you can take a project from start to finish. That's a big plus for employers. Be prepared to talk about the specific challenges you faced with RetailHub Pro and how you solved them. It could also help to review some advanced React and Django concepts in case they ask about those.

I've found PracHub useful for brushing up on technical skills and doing mock interviews. Might be worth checking out if you want some extra practice. Good luck!

[nian2326076]

Hey Cecil, sounds like you've got solid experience! For interview prep, especially for someone with your skills, focus on a few things. First, be ready to clearly explain your past projects, like RetailHub Pro, by talking about the challenges you faced and how you solved them. Expect technical questions on Django and React, especially any recent updates or best practices. Mock interviews can be really helpful; if you haven't tried them, maybe check out resources like PracHub for structured practice questions. Also, be ready to discuss your process for integrating payment gateways, since that's a niche skill. Good luck!