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[Hiring] Backend Devs with strong communication skill - Must be English C1/C2

We are looking for a Backend devs with strong communication skills to join our dynamic team.

Requirement :

  • 2+ years experience
  • C2/C1 English communication skill
  • Available at ET (US)

Compensation:

  • Negotiable by experience - $35~$60/hr

If you are interested, comment your state | English level.

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u/No-Door-4540 — 4 days ago
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Hey folks,
I’m a backend engineer with ~8 years of experience, currently looking to join an early-stage startup as a founding engineer.
Most of my work has been building and scaling systems from scratch — I enjoy owning problems end-to-end rather than working on isolated pieces.
Recently, I was a founding backend engineer at a crypto analytics platform where I:
* Built the backend and data systems from 0 → production
* Scaled infrastructure handling multiple terabytes datasets
* Designed event-driven systems and high-throughput APIs
* Brought API latency down significantly (sub-100ms p90) while reducing infra costs
* Owned AWS architecture, reliability, and backend direction during early growth
* Tech stack I’m strongest in:
— Python (Django, FastAPI), SQL
— PostgreSQL (partitioning, performance), Redis
— AWS (ECS, SQS/SNS, S3, RDS, Kinesis, etc.)
— Distributed systems, async workflows, data pipelines
Lately, I’ve been exploring AI infrastructure / GenAI systems, especially how they integrate with real-world data platforms.

What I’m looking for:
Early-stage startups (0→1 or early scale)
High ownership across backend, infra, and architecture
Problems involving data systems, infra, or AI
Small, strong teams that move fast
Location: Open to remote or India-based roles

If you’re building something interesting — or know someone who is — I’d love to connect.

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u/CardiologistVast5774 — 5 days ago

[HIRING] Senior Backend Developer | Short-term contract | Paid in USD

2-3 month project, fully remote, Mexico-based. Looking for someone strong with Python, GCP, and production REST APIs. You should be comfortable jumping into existing codebases and collaborating closely with frontend engineers.
Wagtail experience is a plus.
DM me if interested.

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u/TodosSomosTech — 6 days ago
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[HIRING] Game Developer (Engines) | Remote | $80–$120/hr - Experience with Godot/Panda3D

micro1 is hiring Game Developers (Engine Specialists) to build simulation environments for AI systems.

Requirements:

  • Experience with Godot and/or Panda3D (must)
  • Strong Python and GDScript skills
  • Good understanding of game physics and real-time systems

What you’ll do:

  • Build and optimize game environments and simulations
  • Develop game logic and physics systems
  • Work with AI teams to create training environments

Details:

  • Type - Contract
  • Location - Remote
  • Pay - $80-120 per hour
  • Openings - Multiple (urgent hiring)

APPLY HERE - https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/game-developers-engine-specialists

Sign up and complete the AI interview to be considered. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted within a few days.

If you're a game engine expert who wants to push into AI and simulation, this role is built for you.

Important: micro1 is looking to fill this role urgently.

(Disclosure: Shared as part of the micro1 referral program)

u/AirportUnfair2895 — 9 days ago

Backend Developer with strong communication skill - English C1/C2

We are looking for a backend developer with strong communication skills to join our dynamic team.

Requirement :

2+ years experience
C2/C1 English communication skill
Available at ET (US)

Compensation:

Negotiable by experience - $35~$60/hr

If you are interested, comment you state | availability.

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u/No-Door-4540 — 11 days ago
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Searching For A Remote Architecture Job.

Hi! I'm a single mom living in Romania and it's a bit hard to take care of the house, the job and kid and all this stuff. I'm not complaining because that's my hobby but since high school, i always wanted to work as an architect, but my profile lessons were about taking care of older people. Now, architecture is my passion and i wanna have time for my kid as well more because she deserves my time more than anything. I don't care about how much money i make monthly, even if it's about 1000$- 1500$ per month, even 700$ per month, i don't care. I just wanna have more time for my baby, do my house job like cleaning, cooking but also working on my passion more. What do you suggest to do?

In Romania you are not taking it seriously even if it's your passion. I'm gonna let you here one of my ideas. I hope you have one advice for me. Thank you.

u/justmemadda — 10 days ago
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Backend Developer (Golang/.NET) | 2025 Graduate | Looking for Backend/SDE Opportunities

Hi everyone,

I’m a 2025 Computer Science graduate currently working as a Backend Developer, and I’m looking for Backend Engineer / Golang / Software Developer opportunities.

My experience includes:

Building production-grade REST APIs in Golang and ASP.NET Core

Designing event-driven microservices using Kafka

Working with PostgreSQL, sqlc, and Entity Framework Core

Implementing JWT authentication & RBAC

Docker, AWS SES, and scalable backend architectures

I’ve recently worked on a notification platform with async processing, retries, multi-channel delivery, and SDK development in Go and .NET.

Tech stack: Golang, C#, ASP.NET Core, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Docker, Angular, AWS

I’m actively looking for backend-focused roles where I can contribute to scalable systems and distributed architectures. If your company is hiring or you can provide a referral, I’d really appreciate it.

Happy to connect and share my resume. Thanks!

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u/No_Albatross_8939 — 12 days ago