▲ 3 r/ForHireFreelance+1 crossposts

software development roles (HIRE ME)

Hey everyone, throwaway-ish post but figured this sub might actually have leads or at least point me somewhere useful.

So I'm a first-year uni student , and yeah, I know what people think when they hear "first year" — but hear me out before you scroll past. I've been teaching myself and building stuff way beyond what's in my coursework. I'm not coming in expecting to be handed a senior salary, I just want a real shot to prove I can actually do the work.

A bit about me:

  • Comfortable with Python, JavaScript, Java
  • I've built a voiceassistant app, a digital camera app and a functional sales dashboard. Happy to share repos/links in DMs.
  • I work well under pressure and deadlines — half my projects were basically "figure it out by tomorrow" situations and I delivered.
  • Decent team player. I don't go quiet when I'm stuck, I ask, I document, and I try to make life easier for whoever's reviewing my code.
  • Fast learner, which honestly matters more than knowing everything on day one.

The honest part: I've been job hunting for a while now and the market here is absolutely saturated. Tons of applications, mostly silence. Not complaining, just being real about why I'm posting — I'd rather talk to actual humans than fire resumes into the void.

I will settle with work under 15$/hr but obviously if the workload is alot then ill have to increase.

If you're hiring (or know someone who is) for anything dev-related — internships, junior roles, part-time, contract, freelance, whatever — I'd love to chat. Open to learning, open to feedback, and genuinely just want to start building real things and get paid fairly for it.

Drop a comment or DM me, if you have any work that you want me to do. Even advice or a "you should look here" is appreciated. Thanks for reading.

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u/Level-Balance-3451 — 7 days ago
▲ 6 r/CodingJobs+1 crossposts

NEED A JOB software development roles

Hey everyone, throwaway-ish post but figured this sub might actually have leads or at least point me somewhere useful.

So I'm a first-year uni student , and yeah, I know what people think when they hear "first year" — but hear me out before you scroll past. I've been teaching myself and building stuff way beyond what's in my coursework. I'm not coming in expecting to be handed a senior salary, I just want a real shot to prove I can actually do the work.

A bit about me:

  • Comfortable with Python, JavaScript, Java
  • I've built a voiceassistant app, a digital camera app and a functional sales dashboard. Happy to share repos/links in DMs.
  • I work well under pressure and deadlines — half my projects were basically "figure it out by tomorrow" situations and I delivered.
  • Decent team player. I don't go quiet when I'm stuck, I ask, I document, and I try to make life easier for whoever's reviewing my code.
  • Fast learner, which honestly matters more than knowing everything on day one.

The honest part: I've been job hunting for a while now and the market here is absolutely saturated. Tons of applications, mostly silence. Not complaining, just being real about why I'm posting — I'd rather talk to actual humans than fire resumes into the void.

If you're hiring (or know someone who is) for anything dev-related — internships, junior roles, part-time, contract, freelance, whatever — I'd love to chat. Open to learning, open to feedback, and genuinely just want to start building real things and get paid fairly for it.

Drop a comment or DM me. Even advice or a "you should look here" is appreciated. Thanks for reading 🙏

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u/Level-Balance-3451 — 7 days ago

i need a job asap

im applying for jobs under junior software developer roles for two weeks simulateously and havent rlly heard back from anyone asyet. im scared and since this is the longest duration i had to wait for after applying. does anyone have any advice as to how to fix the resume/linkedin/git? and if i will be able to hit my first job w its help. projects i can add into my resume maybe that will help me secure the position 100%

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u/Level-Balance-3451 — 7 days ago

i need a job asap

im applying for jobs under junior software developer roles for two weeks simulateously and havent rlly heard back from anyone asyet. im scared and since this is the longest duration i had to wait for after applying. does anyone have any advice as to how to fix the resume/linkedin/git? and if i will be able to hit my first job w its help. projects i can add into my resume maybe that will help me secure the position 100%

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u/Level-Balance-3451 — 9 days ago