[For Hire] Full-Stack & Backend Developer | 6 Years of Programming Experience | Websites, APIs & Automation

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Hey everyone! I’m a Computer Science student and developer based in Malaysia (UTC+8), currently looking for freelance projects and flexible remote part-time opportunities. I’ve spent 6 years in the programming field, building applications, experimenting with different technologies, and gaining hands-on experience in software development. I’ve also built and deployed websites with real, active users, giving me practical experience beyond personal projects, including maintaining applications, managing infrastructure, and working with production environments. What I can help you with: Web Development: Landing pages, portfolios, business websites, and full-stack web applications. Backend Development: REST APIs, database integration, authentication, and backend functionality. Python Automation: Custom scripts, data processing, automation tools, and utilities. Deployment & Hosting: Application deployment, domain configuration, Cloudflare, Docker, and AWS. Bug Fixes & Improvements: Debugging, implementing new features, refactoring, and improving existing applications. Technical Stack: Languages: Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go Frontend: React, Next.js, Astro, HTML/CSS Backend & Databases: PostgreSQL, SQLite, Cloudflare D1 Infrastructure: Cloudflare Workers, AWS, Docker, GitHub Actions Portfolio & Projects: Portfolio: https://fdhlsfi.site GitHub: https://github.com/ezxd1148 Rates & Availability: Starting at $15 USD/hour Open to fixed-price projects based on scope and complexity. Available for remote freelance projects and flexible part-time arrangements. I’m comfortable working independently, adapting to different technologies, and communicating throughout the development process. Whether you need a website built from scratch, an API developed, an existing application improved, or a workflow automated, I’d be happy to help. Feel free to send me a DM with your project requirements, timeline, and budget. Thanks for reading!   submitted by   /u/Bwung08 [link]   [comments]