Java Full-Stack Developer
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m building a new web application and need a seasoned Java developer who is comfortable owning the full stack. The back-end is planned in Java—Spring Boot for the API layer and JPA/Hibernate for persistence—while the front-end will rely on a modern JavaScript framework (React is my preference, though I’m open to Angular or Vue if you can justify the choice).
The work spans architecture decisions, coding, unit tests, and deployment to a cloud environment. I already have the core feature set drafted; what’s missing is the hands-on expertise to turn those requirements into a production-ready product with clean, maintainable code on both sides of the stack.
Deliverables
• Fully functional Java back-end (REST endpoints, business logic, data layer)
• Responsive front-end that consumes those endpoints and meets the UI/UX specs I’ll provide
• Source code in a Git repository, with clear instructions to build and run locally
• Basic CI/CD pipeline script or config so I can push straight to staging
When you respond, focus on your experience with similar full-stack Java web projects—tech stack, project size, and any performance or scalability wins you can showcase. A concise overview of past achievements is more valuable to me than a lengthy proposal.
The work spans architecture decisions, coding, unit tests, and deployment to a cloud environment. I already have the core feature set drafted; what’s missing is the hands-on expertise to turn those requirements into a production-ready product with clean, maintainable code on both sides of the stack.
Deliverables
• Fully functional Java back-end (REST endpoints, business logic, data layer)
• Responsive front-end that consumes those endpoints and meets the UI/UX specs I’ll provide
• Source code in a Git repository, with clear instructions to build and run locally
• Basic CI/CD pipeline script or config so I can push straight to staging
When you respond, focus on your experience with similar full-stack Java web projects—tech stack, project size, and any performance or scalability wins you can showcase. A concise overview of past achievements is more valuable to me than a lengthy proposal.