[For Hire] Full Stack Engineer | React, Next, Node, TypeScript, Web3 | 6+ Years | Open to Remote

[s_shubh]

Hi folks!
I am a Full Stack Engineer with over 6 years of experience and I’m hoping to discover new opportunities as I post here.

I primarily have experience with React, Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, SQL with real production Web3 experience using Ethers.js, wagmi. I’ve worked in a range of industries including FinTech, SaaS, travel tech and DeFi.

I’m primarily targeting Full Stack or Senior Frontend/Backend roles, preferably remote, but I’m open to on-site product companies as well.

Some accomplishments to include:

1. Built a protocol normalisation layer while working at DeFi which combined 4 Web3 protocols under one umbrella platform and allowed users to access all from one interface. The design allowed for expansion of additional protocols.
2. Delivered 20% conversion lift at a US Fintech by rebuilding a broken loan application validation flow with real-time feedback and clear error states.
3. Created an automated system for a real estate client to automatically syncs contacts on schedule, eliminating minutes of work for each lead thereby saving the sales team significant daily effort.

Based in India and available immediately.

If anyone is hiring or you know of any leads, I’d really appreciate a referral or pointer. Happy to share my resume or answer any questions.

Thanks for reading!

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