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Dear,
Thank you for sharing the opportunity. I’m interested in learning more about the role and the possibility of a long-term collaboration.
Before proceeding, could you please clarify the project and the specific technologies currently in use? The description covers a fairly broad range of frontend, backend, mobile, database, cloud, DevOps, and AI technologies, so I’d like to understand which of these are actually required for the position.
Could you also share a brief overview of the product/application, the main responsibilities, the current development stage, expected weekly hours, and the primary tech stack the developer would be working with?
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Mentor
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Mid-Level Software Developer – Part-Time Remote
We are seeking a mid-level software developer for a part-time, long-term remote role based in Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, or Vietnam.
Requirements
3+ years of professional development experience
Strong frontend and backend skills
React / Next.js
Node.js / Express / NestJS
PHP / Laravel
Python / Django / FastAPI
React Native or Flutter
SQL / NoSQL databases
B2+ English communication
Ability to work independently and take ownership
Strong problem-solving and debugging skills
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain web and mobile applications
Build new features and integrate APIs
Debug, optimize and maintain existing systems
Write clean, maintainable code
Produce clear technical documentation
Nice to have: Cloud platforms, Docker, CI/CD, AI/LLM integrations, and mobile app deployment experience.
We are looking for someone reliable, responsive, adaptable and interested in a long-term collaboration. Schedule is flexible.
Please share your CV/portfolio, relevant experience, availability, and hourly rate. -

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