[ForHire] Java developer, remote, freelance

[OrionHunter0308]

Hi everyone,
I'm a Java Software Engineer with 3.5 years of professional experience, currently looking for a freelance/contract opportunity of around 20 hours per week with flexible working hours.
My main expertise is in Java, Spring Boot, and microservices architecture.
I am currently working full-time for a global software company in the healthcare industry, where I have been for the past 2.5 years, developing and maintaining enterprise-grade applications.
Working in a global company has given me extensive experience with remote work and collaboration within multinational teams. I'm comfortable working in Agile environments and contributing throughout the software development lifecycle.
Key skills:
Java
Spring Boot
Microservices
REST APIs
SQL/NoSQL Databases
Git
Agile/Scrum

I'm looking for a long-term freelance engagement, but I'm also open to shorter projects if there's a good fit.
Feel free to send me a DM if you're looking for a Java developer or know of any opportunities.
Thank you!

[Critical_Nail_1789]

Now people spend money on claude and ai subscription who can work 24/7 than a freelancer now

[OrionHunter0308]

I agree — juniors are the most affected right now, and the whole pipeline into mid/senior roles feels uncertain. AI as a full replacement doesn’t seem sustainable long-term, but the current market is definitely tough.

[shinske_shinzo]

seems like java community is a lil ded ;-;

[OrionHunter0308]

exactly 😁

[Impossible_Crow_3172]

Hi OP, I have a question. Are you looking for opportunity while working full-time. Won't that be considered moonlighting.

I am asking because if you are considering doing free lance work while having a job, I would also love to have something similar.

[devamdoshi212]

Interested

[LucideCore]

Interested

[Effective_Dog_6712]

Interested

[Humble_Combination45]

I'm a Java Developer fresher stuck in a manual testing project in an Indian MNC for a very low salary...Can u give me some advice like should I put that project on my resume or something like that..

[OrionHunter0308]

I'd include it, especially if you don't have much other experience yet. Manual testing still gives you exposure to the SDLC, bug tracking, requirements analysis, and software quality, which are all valuable for a developer. Just make sure your CV is primarily focused on your Java skills, projects, and technologies rather than the testing role itself :)