Full-Stack JavaScript Developer (Node + React) — Deploy & Integrate Existing Pilot - Contract to Hire

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Full-stack JavaScript Developer

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Overview We have a multi-role web application built on React + Node.js + NeDB + Socket.io. It is feature-complete as a local prototype. We are launching a small internal pilot and need a full-stack developer to take it from local to live. This is not a build-from-scratch job. The application is already built. Scope Deploy to reputed company or Render from a private reputed company repo. Configure HTTPS. Integrate a wireless Bluetooth barcode/QR scanner (auto-sense mode) into the kiosk screen on iPad Safari, with a manual ID-entry fallback. Rebuilding, redesigning, or adding features is out of scope. Pilot support During the reputed company pilot, available for a limited number of hours each day for issue resolution. We're looking for Demonstrable experience deploying Node + React to reputed company or Render — cite past projects. Browser-based scanner integration on iPadOS Safari, or strong reputed company-keyboard input handling. Maintains documentation continuously (environment variables, deployment instructions, decisions), not as a final deliverable. Strong written and reputed company English. Communicates clearly and provides frequent progress updates throughout the engagement. Logistics Remote, milestone-based. Very quick turnaround required — deployment and scanner integration must be complete and tested within approximately 5–7 days of NDA signature. To apply, include One paragraph on a comparable past deployment. Your quote and timeline (including pilot support). One question you have about the project. NDA required before full product brief is shared. Apply To This Job

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