Full-Stack Developer
Hire a senior full-stack developer
One person who owns the whole thing — database schema, API, frontend, deployment, and the production incident at 2am. No handoffs between a backend contractor and a frontend contractor who blame each other when something breaks.
The part most people get wrong
Most projects do not fail on code quality. They fail because responsibility is split across people who each did their part correctly and nobody owned the seam between them. A single senior full-stack engineer removes every seam.
What you get
- →10+ years shipping production software. 50+ projects delivered across direct clients and platforms, 5.00 average rating, 11+ clients who came back.
- →Next.js 14/15/16 + TypeScript on the front, Node.js or NestJS on the back, PostgreSQL with Prisma underneath.
- →Deployment included — Docker, Caddy, systemd, Let's Encrypt, zero-downtime redeploys with schema-drift guards.
- →Playwright E2E suites so a schema change never silently breaks a production flow.
- →The repository is transferred to your GitHub organization at delivery. You own it outright.
- →Written daily updates in your timezone. English, Spanish, Portuguese or Polish.
- →60-day warranty on behavioral defects, free of charge.
Proof — shipped and in production
ArTicket Platform
A ticketing operator was renting its platform. The own 2D canvas seat-map engine runs at 39fps on 10k+ seats, and the operator owns it now.
BookProof
Authors buying Amazon reviews got flagged in bulk. Weekly automatic queue delivery, reader anonymity, 72h deadlines and 14-day replacement — no flags.
Distrialma Wholesale ERP
A wholesaler was running its POS blind to accounting. An ERP layered over the SQL Server POS shows a live balance sheet and files AFIP invoices.
Agendux
No-shows are the quiet cost of every appointment business. Reminders reach clients on WhatsApp, and a cancelled slot gets offered again.
Frequently asked
What does "full-stack" actually mean in your case?+
Database design, API architecture, frontend implementation, UI design, deployment, monitoring, and the incident response when something breaks. I do not hand off the design to a designer or the deploy to a DevOps contractor. The whole thing is one person's responsibility, which is why nothing falls through a seam.
Do you work on existing codebases or only greenfield?+
Both. Roughly half of my engagements are inheriting someone else's code — finishing an abandoned project, fixing a broken integration, or modernizing something that outgrew its original shape. For legacy work the first deliverable is a written read of what is actually there before a line is changed.
How do you price?+
Honest scope × USD 10/hour, delivered as a written budget in the proposal. The rate does not vary by client or by country. What varies is the scope, and you are always shown which pieces would slide out to hit a specific number.
This role is also called
- software engineer
- web developer
- backend developer
- frontend developer
- application developer
- product engineer
Start with a written brief
Describe what the business is losing today and what the target outcome looks like. I come back with a concrete plan against that document — in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Polish.
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