Job Title: Technical Support Developer (React/Azure/MongoDB) – UK Hours 9am-6pm
The Platform: The platform is a working MVP currently undergoing user testing. It is a careers-driven events hub featuring a built-in career coach booking system and event registration modules. The code is complete; I now require a reliable, sharp developer for ongoing maintenance, bug fixes, and feature iterations during our launch phase.
The Role: This is a pay-as-you-go position for a developer who is exceptionally fast at learning and navigating existing codebases. You must be able to grasp the site logic quickly, fix bugs efficiently, and ensure high-quality code deployment.
Key Requirements:
Availability: You must be available 9am – 6pm UK Time. You must also be available for emergency bug fixes during evenings and weekends.
Reliability: I am looking for an individual (no agencies) who is not juggling multiple projects and can commit to this platform long-term.
SaaS/Platform Experience: Ideally, you have experience maintaining SaaS platforms, booking systems, or similar events-driven portals.
Technical Skill: High proficiency in React.js, MongoDB, and Azure.
Communication: Excellent written English for emails and messages. You must be proactive, trustworthy, and able to explain technical fixes clearly.
Responsibilities Fast turnaround on bug fixes identified during user testing.
Maintain and iterate on the built-in career coach booking and event registration modules.
Manage hosting, server health, and deployments via Azure.
Provide clear documentation for all code changes and professional updates on progress.
How to Apply Please start your proposal with the phrase "UK SUPPORT".
Experience: Provide links or descriptions of SaaS platforms or booking systems you have previously managed or developed.
Availability: Confirm you are available 9am – 6pm UK time plus evenings/weekends for emergencies.
Commitment: Confirm you have the capacity to prioritise this project and are not overloaded with other work.
Technical: Briefly describe your experience jumping into an existing React/MongoDB codebase to resolve issues.dmu
