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Starling Business API Integration (Bulk Payments)

We run a web application that prepares bulk payments (multiple recipients, amounts, references). That part is already built. We need a developer to integrate Starling Business Bank’s native API so users with a Starling Business account can execute those payments directly from their own bank account. This is: • ✔ Bank-native API integration • ❌ Not Open Banking • ❌ Not file uploads • ❌ Not handling client money ⸻ What needs to be built 1) Connect Starling Business Account • Add a “Connect Starling Business Account” button. • Implement Starling OAuth 2.0 authorisation. • Store access/refresh tokens, account UID and category UID securely. • Allow users to disconnect/revoke access. ⸻ 2) Execute Bulk Payments When a user approves a payment run in our system: • Use the Starling Business Payments API to create payments. • One API call per payment (looped execution). • Typical runs are 10–50 payments. • Capture and store the paymentUid for each payment. • Implement idempotency to prevent duplicates. ⸻ 3) Payment Status Updates • Implement Starling webhooks for payment events. • Update each payment as paid / failed automatically. • Record failure reasons where available. • Write events to our existing activity log. ⸻ 4) Error Handling • Handle token expiry/revocation. • Handle insufficient funds and invalid bank details. • Allow retry of failed payments. • Clean fallback to manual payment if needed. ⸻ What already exists • Bulk payment preparation • Approval workflows • Manual payment fallback • Payment status models • Activity logs & notifications You are only implementing the Starling integration layer. ⸻ Deliverables • Starling OAuth connection flow • Payment initiation logic • Webhook handling • Token management • Short technical documentation ⸻ Skills required • REST APIs • OAuth 2.0 • Webhooks • Payments / fintech integrations ⸻ Important • This is not Open Banking • No CSV/file uploads • No client money handling ⸻ To apply Please confirm: • Experience with bank or payment APIs • Familiarity with OAuth + webhooks • Estimated time and cost

Senior Software Engineer (Remote) with Strongest English Skills2

About the Job We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our team with Strongest English skills. We help global senior developers get real job opportunities from US companies. Many developers are busy, so they cannot attend many interviews. That’s why we created a special role called Caller. A Caller is a senior developer with strong technical background, but the job is not about coding. The job is to handle interview calls. You will take all rounds — Intro, Technical, Cultural, and Final. If you pass, the US company gives an offer, and then you will join our team and receive monthly or annual salary from us. - Our company has a full support system. - The Marketing Team trains you, prepares mock interviews, and finds interview schedules. - The Data Analytics Team collects complete US citizen details and gives you the profile you will use during interviews. You will study this information before the interview. - Our HR team will also take care of background checks so everything is smooth for you. In this position, you don’t need to develop or write code every day. You only need to take interview calls and attend stand-up meetings after you become a developer in a US company. This role is perfect for someone who has strong skills and strong communication, who enjoys speaking, and who can represent a US profile confidently. We want to build a global team of professional callers who can pass US interviews at the highest level. If you have strong tech knowledge, good English, and confidence, this job can be a long-term opportunity for you. ⚠️ This is NOT a daily coding or development role. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field 10+ years of experience in software development Responsibilities Attend remote interviews with US companies (Intro, Technical, Cultural, Final rounds) Represent a prepared professional candidate profile consistently and confidently Communicate clearly and professionally in English Explain technical concepts at a senior level (no live coding required) Participate in mock interviews and training sessions Join stand-up meetings after placement if required Maintain professionalism, confidentiality, and schedule reliability

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11+ exam papers

Create 4 x GL-Style 11+ Practice Papers (English, Maths, VR, NVR) + OMR Answer Sheets (White-Label) I’m looking for an experienced 11+ assessment writer + designer to create GL-style practice papers that closely replicate the look/feel, structure, timing style, and multiple-choice answer-sheet experience of GL 11+ tests (i.e., question booklet + separate multiple-choice answer sheet suitable for computer marking/OMR). Important: You must produce both the full question content and the full paper design/layout (booklet + answer sheet). If you can’t do all 4 subjects, you can still apply for any subset (e.g., Maths + NVR only). >What I Need (Scope) Create 4 complete papers in GL style: English (11+) Maths (11+) Verbal Reasoning (VR) Non-Verbal Reasoning (NVR) (including spatial-style question types) Format requirements Multiple-choice questions Separate multiple-choice answer sheet (OMR-ready / computer-marked format) Clear exam-style instructions (how to mark answers, corrections, keeping place on answer sheet, etc.) consistent with GL-style experience Print-ready layout that feels like a real exam booklet >Deliverables (per subject paper) Question Booklet (PDF print-ready) OMR-style Answer Sheet (PDF print-ready) Answer Key (separate) Mark Scheme (simple marking guidance) Editable source files (e.g., InDesign/Illustrator/Word + assets/fonts used) Optional (bonus): Worked explanations + difficulty mapping (easy/medium/hard). Quality Bar (Non-negotiable) Original questions only (no copying from GL/CGP/any published papers). Must mimic the style and exam experience, but content must be 100% newly authored. (You will be required to warrant originality.) Clean, consistent typesetting; no ambiguity in correct answers; no patterning in MCQ options. >Who Should Apply People with proven experience creating 11+ practice papers or assessment item writing (MCQ) Strong NVR diagram design ability (pattern/rotation/sequence/matrices, etc.) Strong document layout skills (exam booklets) Comfortable producing OMR-ready answer sheets and print production files Partial Applications Allowed >You may apply if you can deliver: All 4 papers, OR Any subset (e.g., Maths + NVR, VR only, etc.) Just state clearly which subjects you will deliver. >To Apply — include ALL of the following Which subjects you can do (English / Maths / VR / NVR) Links/samples of similar exam papers you’ve written/designed (or screenshots) Confirm you can deliver booklet + OMR answer sheet + answers + editable source files Your proposed timeline + cost per paper Any toolset you use (InDesign, Illustrator, Affinity, Word, LaTeX, etc.)

Short-Form Video Editor for Studio & Client Content (Ongoing)

We’re Evolve Studio, a UK-based strategic marketing consultancy. We run regular studio recording sessions for our own brand and for clients, producing high-quality long-form footage that needs turning into effective short-form video. We’re looking for a skilled video editor to support us on an ongoing basis. This role is purely focused on editing. The Work You’ll be provided with clean, well-shot raw footage from studio sessions (interviews, talking-head content, explainers). Your job is to: Edit this footage into engaging short-form videos (30–90 seconds typically) Identify strong hooks within the footage and surface them early Shape edits that feel natural, confident, and professional — not over-produced Add captions/subtitles, light motion where appropriate, and clean pacing Deliver platform-ready outputs for LinkedIn, Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts We will supply: Clear briefs Brand guidelines Reference examples Direction on tone and outcomes You will not be expected to: - Write captions - Manage accounts - Schedule or post content - Track analytics What We’re Looking For This role will suit someone who: - Has proven experience editing short-form video, ideally for professional services, founders, or B2B brands - Can spot a hook quickly — a strong line, insight, or moment that stops the scroll - Understands pacing, structure, and viewer attention (especially in the first 3 seconds) - Is confident editing talking-head content without relying on gimmicks - Can follow a brief but also make sensible editorial decisions - Communicates clearly and hits deadlines Tools You should be comfortable using tools such as: - Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, or similar - Subtitle/caption workflows (native or third-party) - Basic motion/text overlays where needed Engagement & Budget - Ongoing freelance work - Typically supplied in batches of footage - Paid per project or hourly (open to proposals) - Long-term relationship available for the right editor We’re not looking for the cheapest option, we’re looking for someone reliable, sharp, and commercially aware who can make good footage work harder. We value quality and reliability over speed or volume. Example videos: https://www.instagram.com/p/DS4YawTCFPB/ https://www.instagram.com/p/DSCTvWqjfug/ https://www.instagram.com/p/DRUAq7nDbd8/ https://www.instagram.com/p/DO6fUSmjf52/

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Full-Stack Mobile Developer for App (iOS & Android)

I am looking for a talented mobile app developer (or small agency) to build Pinvera, a community-driven social mapping platform. The app allows users to report and "pin" real-world social encounters to a map, categorized by specific archetypes (Karens, Chads, Legends, and Safety Warnings). The app features a robust moderation system and a gamified experience where users earn tokens, increase their trust score, and compete on a global leaderboard. Key Features & Functionality 1. User Authentication & Profiles Sign-up/Sign-in via Email, Google, and Apple ID. User profiles displaying "Trust Score," "Level," and "Total Tokens." Streak tracking (e.g., 0-day streak) to encourage daily engagement. 2. Interactive Map Interface (Core Feature) A real-time map view (Google Maps or Mapbox integration). Visual "pins" based on the category of the encounter. Filter system to toggle visibility of different pin types (Karen, Chad, etc.). "Current Location" centering and search functionality. 3. Encounter Reporting ("Add Pin") User-friendly form to submit encounters. Categories: Karen: Annoying or entitled behavior. Chad: Positive or funny encounters. Legend: Wholesome or helpful encounters. Warning: Scams, safety alerts, or warnings. Submission Details: Title, Description, Category selection, and Geo-location (automatic or manual). 4. Moderation & Pending System All submitted pins must go to a Pending Queue. Admin/Moderator capability to review, approve, or reject pins before they appear on the public map. A "Pending" tab for users to track the status of their submissions. 5. Gamification & Leaderboard Token System: Users earn tokens for approved pins. Trust Score: A leveling system (Level 1, 2, etc.) based on the accuracy and frequency of reports. Leaderboard: A dedicated "Board" tab showing top users ranked by Tokens, Trust, or Activity. 6. Categorized Feeds Dedicated tabs for "Karen Sightings," "Chad Encounters," "Nice Legends," and "Warnings." Feeds should include "Most Reported" trends for the week (e.g., "Most reported: Phone scams this week"). Technical Requirements Platform: Cross-platform development (Flutter or React Native) to ensure 100% feature parity on iOS and Android. Backend: Firebase (Firestore, Auth, Functions) or a Node.js/PostgreSQL setup. Geolocation: Deep integration with GPS and mapping APIs. UI/UX: I have existing high-fidelity wireframes/screenshots. The developer must be able to replicate the clean, modern aesthetic shown in the designs (rounded containers, soft shadows, and specific iconography). Timeline & Milestones Phase 1: Backend setup & User Authentication. Phase 2: Map integration & Pin submission logic. Phase 3: Admin Moderation panel & Pending flow. Phase 4: Gamification (Tokens/Leaderboards). Phase 5: QA Testing & Deployment to App Store/Google Play. How to Apply Please provide: Examples of previous map-based or social networking apps you have built. Your preferred tech stack for this project. An estimated timeline for an MVP (Minimum Viable Product).

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Property dispute: prepare counsel briefing notes

I am seeking a freelance UK solicitor (property litigation focus) to review a defined “core bundle” of case documents and produce a concise, legally rigorous briefing note for counsel (Direct Access). Objective • Read the core bundle and strip the matter back to its determinative legal issues. • Identify the strongest “show-stopper” points in UK property law. • Produce a clean route-map so counsel can present a short, technical argument by reference to a limited set of key documents. Deliverables 1. Core legal “essence” note (8–12 pages) o A structured route-map of the decisive issues, aligned to the Court-defined trial issues: (1) Title/status of a newly registered title and what (if anything) was enforceable pre-registration (2) Chain of indemnity / standing to enforce (benefit passing / annexation / assignment) (3) Right of way + a later deed containing the operative contribution machinery o Identify the governing statutory provisions and leading authorities for each issue (with pinpoint citations where possible). o Distil the legal tests the judge must apply, and explain them clearly in plain English tied to the documents. 2. “Show-stopper” list (1–2 pages) o Bullet list of the strongest points that defeat the claim or materially narrow it. o For each show-stopper: (i) the rule/test, (ii) the authority, (iii) the document(s) that prove the factual predicate. 3. Pleadings and proof audit (4–6 pages) o Check the operative pleading(s) against the title/deed documents and witness evidence:  what is actually pleaded;  what must be proved at trial;  what is missing (non-pleaded bases, omitted deed machinery, missing chain documents, plan/extent gaps). o Identify any procedural/candour points that properly support submissions on confinement to the pleaded case, adverse weight, and/or costs conduct. 4. Counsel briefing pack (draft-ready, 6–10 pages) o A counsel-facing note suitable to hand to counsel:  issues list + recommended order of argument;  key documents by page reference;  proposed short oral submissions on each major point;  list of questions counsel should ask and documents that must be demanded if missing. Scope and constraints • Work from the supplied “Core Bundle” only online. • UK law only: Land Registration Act 2002 (including ss.24/27 and registration gap implications), enforceability of positive covenants, benefit & burden principles, annexation/assignment/chain of indemnity, and deed construction. • Focus on clarity and authority: this must be understandable to a judge who may not engage well with abstract argument. I need crisp legal explanation tied to the documents. • This is an opinion + counsel briefing route-map, not advocacy drafting. Bundle contents (high level) • Court orders (including an order listing the trial issues) • Claim/pleadings (operative versions), defence and reply • Land Registry titles and plans (including roadway titles) • Key deed extract(s) including the operative contribution machinery • Key correspondence (including mediation-stay period correspondence) • Selected witness statements/exhibits Timescale and format • Please confirm availability to deliver within 5 working days of receiving the bundle. • Deliverables in Word (.docx) plus PDF, with a short bibliography of authorities. • Include an “assumptions/limits” section stating what documents (if any) you expected but were not provided. Commercials • I need a capped-fee proposal (ceiling agreed in advance) with an estimated hour range and your hourly rate. • Please provide two options: Option A: Essence note + show-stoppers + pleadings/proof audit Option B: All deliverables including the counsel briefing pack draft Conflict / independence • Please confirm no conflict of interest with any party/entities involved. If you are interested, please reply with: • relevant experience (property litigation, covenants, title/standing disputes, LRA 2002 issues), • proposed fixed/capped fee and delivery timeline, • any initial questions you would need answered to start.

Needed: Senior UX & Graphic Designer - Shopify Expert

SENIOR UX & GRAPHIC DESIGNER - LUXURY E-COMMERCE (Shopify Expert) *Note: We use AI and expect you do the same. However, we have an AI usage policy that will be discussed with shortlisted candidates.* We are seeking a senior-level UX & Graphic Designer to complete the design of a luxury high-fashion e-commerce platform built on Shopify. *Not a from-scratch build; budget reflects defined scope.* This is an early-stage, founder-led startup with a small, senior-only team. No juniors. No mid-level talent. The work here establishes the long-term foundation of the brand. Continued engagement is possible only if value is clearly demonstrated. You will collaborate directly with the Founder, alongside a Senior Developer and Marketing Executive, in a high-trust, high-accountability environment. CORE MANDATE - Design and deliver a high-fashion digital experience that reflects authority, restraint, and clarity—across UX, visual identity, and cross-channel brand expression. This is a build-with-intent environment; design decisions must withstand scrutiny over time. *This is not a speed-over-quality role. The scope is highly specific and exacting. REQUIREMENTS (Non-Negotiable) - Technical (Expert Level) - Shopify EXPERT — not “strong experience” - Deep experience with custom themes, UX constraints, and design-to-development handoff - Advanced desktop and mobile-first UX design - Production-ready outputs (Figma or equivalent) CREATIVE (Luxury Standard) - Proven experience in luxury / high-fashion digital design - Exceptional taste, typography, hierarchy, and restraint - Portfolio that reflects editorial-level execution (generic or trend-driven work will not be considered) BRANDING & STRATEGY - Strong understanding of branding systems and brand strategy - Ability to design within and extend brand guidelines intelligently - Web and social design must operate as a single, cohesive brand expression CRITICAL THINKING & OWNERSHIP - Able to think on your feet and articulate why decisions are made - Expected to challenge ideas constructively when brand integrity, UX logic, or long-term viability is at risk—or when a more elegant solution exists - Silence is not collaboration - Strong project discipline: risk-spotting, clear communication, and follow-through WORK ENVIRONMENT - Small, senior-only team - High trust, high accountability—no tolerance for the opposite - Founder-led with a clear long-term vision - Focused, energized, and intentional execution DO NOT APPLY IF: - You require step-by-step direction - You describe yourself primarily as an executor or implementer - You lack direct luxury / high-fashion experience - You cannot articulate the why behind your decisions - You are uncomfortable with high inspection standards and accountability - You are spread thin across multiple clients APPLICATION REQUIREMENT (Read Carefully) - In 150 words or fewer, identify one design decision commonly used in luxury e-commerce that you believe is overused or misapplied. - Explain why it fails and what you would consider instead. - Do not reference specific brands. No links. No visuals. *Submissions that ignore this instruction will not be reviewed.

Data Annual Form 10-k

Overview Accountants must be familiar with the amount of data required in the Annual Form 10-K filing and the Annual Proxy filing for publicly traded companies because they will use the data from these filings to research a company’s competitors. Accountants can even use the data from these filings in their personal life to research investment opportunities. Scenario In this milestone, you will prepare a valuation for a 1% minority shareholder on the assumption that your company is a “going concern” company, meaning that the company will be able to pay its financial obligations as needed for the foreseeable future. Directions In this milestone, you will provide a brief history and overview of the company you selected. Use your company’s most recent Form 10-K filing and SEC Annual Proxy filing from The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website to gather the information described in the rubric criteria. You will also provide a brief summary of your findings for your valuation team members and include a visualization in the summary. Note: Refer to this module’s Discussion for the list of companies to choose from. Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria: Links Provide the most recent SEC Form 10-K filing link for the company. Provide the most recent SEC Proxy filing link for the company. History and Overview Provide a brief company history overview based on external research of the company. Consider the following questions to guide your response: How long has the company been in business? Who was the original founder of the company? What significant changes to company leadership have occurred? How has the company changed since its beginning? Consider expansion of locations or products/services, etc. Identify all of the company’s major locations for their facilities and/or other properties. Identify all of the customers recognized by the company. List all of the names of the executive management team of the company. Identify all of the competition recognized by the company. Identify all of the major shareholders of the company. Describe business risks recognized by the company. Explain how the company is committed to environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts and sustainability. Describe the company’s leadership in energy and environmental design (LEED) status. Consider the following questions to guide your response: Is the company currently LEED certified? If the company is not currently LEED certificated, is it working toward becoming LEED certified? Summary Summarize your findings for the valuation team. Include the following details in your response: Explain what you learned as you researched the company. Identify the key points the valuation team needs to be aware of. Create at least one effective visualization that supports key points. Include the following detail in your response: Provide appropriate labels for the visualization(s). If you need writing support, access the Academic Support module of your course. What to Submit Submit the Business Valuation Template with the Milestone One: Introduction section completed. The Introduction section should be an additional 4- to 6-page Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins in addition to the current page count. Sources should be cited according to APA style. Note: You will be using this same file throughout all the milestones and your project. Supporting Materials The following resources support your work on this assignment: Website: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission This website allows users to search for a publicly traded company and find their published financial statements. Use this website to find your company’s 10-K filing.

Review CV and cover letter for Mental Health clinician role

I want to apply for a Mental Health clinician role and I have an up-to-date CV and cover letter, I would like someone to review it to see if it can be improved and to check the grammar. Also, for the role, I have 2 short questions that would like someone to review the answers to.