u/Aggravating-Gas-5577

Looking for small OSINT freelance missions — open to almost anything

Hey everyone!

I'm a self-taught OSINT researcher currently looking for small freelance missions and research gigs. I'm keeping my rates low, as my main goal right now is to gain more real-world experience, work on different types of investigations, and keep improving my skills.

I regularly practice through OSINT CTFs, investigation challenges, independent research, and freelance assignments.

I'm interested in pretty much any type of OSINT work, including:

• Username / identity research
• Digital footprint investigations
• Web research
• Geolocation
• Company / background research
• Scam & suspicious website research
• Information verification / fact-checking
• Technical OSINT
• Finding and connecting publicly available information
• Other unusual research problems

If you have a small investigation, a weird rabbit hole you haven't had time to explore, something you need verified, or simply need an extra pair of eyes on a case, feel free to DM me.

I'm particularly interested in real-world problems and unusual cases because I want to learn from different situations and develop a stronger investigative methodology.

I work with publicly available information, document my sources, cross-check findings, and clearly distinguish confirmed information from leads or assumptions.

I'm open to small one-off jobs and low-budget missions. If you're not sure whether your problem can be solved through OSINT, feel free to ask anyway.

DMs are open!

Hello!

I'm looking for someone "boots on the ground" in Pheonix/Flagstaff area, that will be down to come with me to explore an area where I believe a treasure is hidden (I'll send the details in DM, or you can add me on dc : sar7885). This little trip would last four days from 4th to 6th of June.

Thanks in advance for those who will answer !

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Hello,

I am looking for different motivated and available people (if you're unemployed like me that's perfect lol) in order to build a cozy puzzle and emotional game. The game will be available on browser. If we can participate in a game jam that would be even better.

If you're a pixel artist, a writer, a composer, a programmer, or anything else don't hesitate to reach out here or on dc : sar7885.

Here's what the game is about :

PLOT : It's May the 1st. Like every 1st of May, you write a letter and then send it away in the wind. Surprisingly, the next day, you receive a letter. That's unsual, cause you've never received a letter before. The letter is dated May the 1st and is from an unkwown sender. From then, you receive a letter every two day during the whole month of May. Until the last letter. The letter you wrote to yourself the first day of May. All the other letters were also from yourself, but from different times of your life, from each May the 1st you wrote one.

MAIN MECHANIC : The goal is to make the letters readable through puzzles. Once this is done, a voice-over read it for you. Then you can put the letter in a memory box.

LETTERS PUZZLE MECHANICS IDEAS :

• the first letter is normal, just read it.
• the verso of the letter is a puzzle to assemble.
• the ink is invisible and you need to use a candle to make the writing appear.
• the words are all mixed up and you have to put them in the right order.
• the letter is an origami to unfold in the right order.
• the envelope is sealed with a string that needs to be undone.
• there's two pieces of paper within the envelope and you need to overlay them and put them at light to reveal the complete writing.
• the writing is mirrored.
• you have to shake the letter so that the words fall into place.
• the letter is a scratch card.
• the letter is a calligram.
• the letter is encoded with drawing (first letter of each drawing).
• the letter is a music sheet, you can hear the music when your overlay the music notes.

ENDING : The last letter you receive is the one you wrote at the beginning of the game, and with it comes a note.

“May I tell you something?”

“I was afraid you would forget me.”

“So I started writing to you every day I couldn’t reach you.”

There's no puzzle this time, just words.

A little cinematic with a deep and emotional message to conclude the game.

Of course, I am opened to feedback and new ideas to make the project better. I'd love to collaborate with a team.

See you soon, hopefully !

- Sar