Hand over one backend stream; I own it in your repo, from task to production. $997/week.
soapnoteai.com
varstatt.com/discovery
tenderpilot.ai
fidder.app
Backend developers for hire are easy to find. One who owns a stream without hand-holding is not.
Your team ranks a shared task board. I take the top task and ship it as a pull request.
In Progress
Add the payment provider's webhook endpoint
Ranked by You
Backend work, each one written up in public.
A React and Firebase app on a carrier's SOAP API: 10 minutes per package became under 1.
A V2 built for 8 months on a live backend shared with V1 and an iOS app.
APIs that returned a clean 200 and the wrong output.
A query builder for markdown files, shipped from GitHub Actions with no token to store.
Teams with a Node.js backend and a stream that needs an owner.
Right For
Better Elsewhere
A simple, predictable and transparent process that eliminates development headaches.
Your dedicated task board opens, and I join your repo and team chat.
I run the service locally and map the data model, the integrations and what is load-bearing.
You rank the board. Week one is one small task, so you judge real work in your own review.
I open a pull request that says why, and revise until you're satisfied.
Done means deployed, not merged. Then the next task.
You report issues anytime. Bugs and incidents in my stream go first.
One weekly price for a senior on your backend. No hiring process, no contract.
A senior Node.js developer in your repo, without the months of hiring.
$997/week, flat, for one senior on one stream. No hourly rate. Market rates, compared.
Node.js development services usually mean a team you manage. Here one senior owns the stream: API integrations and webhooks, migrations and upgrades, reliability and cloud cost.
A developer first: advice comes with the pull request that acts on it. A second opinion before any code is a separate architecture audit.
Yes: your repo, branch rules, reviews and CI. A written update follows every session, so nobody waits for a standup.
About 72 hours per task on average, with one in progress at a time.
I revise until you're satisfied. If it still isn't working, cancel with no penalty.
It's yours from day one, with the cloud accounts and keys. Decisions live in the repo, so the next developer reads instead of reverse engineering.
Yes: years on product teams, the last as team lead. One piece: a release flow cut from 16 manual actions to 1 Slack command.
Fill in the project form, about a minute. I reply the next working day; if it fits, with a first plan and a call invite.
Jurij understand the core problem, insists on building the right experiences for the customers.
Kunal Modi
Founder @ SOAPNoteAI
Working with Jurij is an absolute joy, consistently exceeds expectations.
Janis Ozolins
Content Creator
Consistently delivered quality code in great time, very hard working & precise.
Bartosz Poźniak
CEO @ MyCointainer
The kind of engineer that every company on the planet would be lucky to have.
Hosam Mazawi
COO @ LemonUnit
Node.js Development fits product teams best: CTOs and tech leads who need a senior on one part of the product.
“The upgrade keeps losing to features”: small pull requests, no big-bang rewrite.
Node.js Development
“Backend work waits on a hire”: endpoints, integrations, an API being retired.
“Nobody here has shipped an LLM feature”: a prototype on your data first.
“Our workflows have no owner”: new flows, code where nodes stop, monitoring.
“An old app still has users and no owner”: kept current and safe.
“The bill keeps rising, or nobody trusts the rules”: the bill tied to its code, every rule reviewed.
“Releases are slow and scary”: planning to monitoring, fixes ranked.
“Every feature takes longer than the last”: why, what to fix first, whether a rewrite pays.
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