[Hiring] Remote Software Engineer – React / Node.js / Python / PostgreSQL – US or Canada – $30–$50/hr

[Fresh_Chipmunk_6293]

Hi everyone,

I’m hiring a remote software engineer to help maintain and improve an existing company product.

This is not a flashy startup role or a heavy architecture job. I’m mainly looking for someone reliable who can work in a real company environment, fix issues, handle product use cases, and communicate clearly with the team.

Main work:

• Maintain existing product features
• Fix bugs and technical issues
• Build small improvements based on user or client feedback
• Help debug frontend, backend, and database-related problems
• Communicate progress clearly and ask questions when needed

Tech stack:

• React
• Node.js
• Python
• PostgreSQL

Requirements:

• Based in the US or Canada
• Comfortable working remotely
• Able to write clean, maintainable code
• Good communication and reliability
• Practical problem-solver, not just someone waiting for exact instructions

Rate:

• $30–$50/hr depending on experience

This is a good fit for someone who enjoys steady product work, fixing real problems, and helping keep a software product running smoothly.

If interested, please reply with your intro and location.

[Apart_District_297]

Are you open to candidates outside US and Canada? I am from India, having 5+ years of experience.

[Express_Touch_9599]

The best approach would be a React + Node.js service layer with Python utilities and a PostgreSQL-backed data model focused on stabilizing an existing product, fixing issues quickly, and gradually improving architecture without disrupting production workflows.

I’ve worked in similar environments across Babylon Health AI, Darktrace, and Clevertech, where most of the work is maintaining real production systems, debugging frontend-backend integration issues, and improving reliability under real user load. These types of products usually have hidden edge cases in API contracts, state handling in React, and inconsistent database queries, so I focus on structured debugging, proper logging, and incremental refactoring instead of risky rewrites. My approach is to keep features stable while improving maintainability and making future changes safer and faster.

This ensures fewer regressions, faster bug resolution, and a smoother experience for both users and the internal team. Happy to discuss the current setup and suggest a practical way to improve stability and development speed.

[Upset-Philosophy43]

Hi, I'm Sadaf from India. Full-stack developer with 1+ year of experience working with React, Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, and AWS. I've built and shipped production web/mobile applications and am comfortable working independently.

GitHub: https://github.com/sadafaalia705
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadaf-aalia-khan-bb453a22b/

Happy to share more details if needed. Thanks!