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Job Role: Full Stack Developer
Compensation range: $2,000 AUD - $2,500 AUD / Monthly
Engagement type: Independent Contractor Agreement
Work Schedule: This role is expected to align with the AU business hours (approx. 9 AM - 5 PM, Monday to Friday) for collaboration, but as a contractor, you’ll have flexibility in how you manage your time.
Who We Are: At Hunt St, we help Australian companies hire top remote talent in the Philippines. For this role, you will be engaged directly by the client as an independent contractor. We are not an outsourcing agency. All of our roles are 100% remote so you'll be able to work from home.
Who The Client Is: Our client is an Australian digital learning and technology company specialising in creating engaging, interactive online learning experiences. Since 2014, they have been helping organisations turn complex information into practical, memorable and enjoyable digital learning through a combination of instructional design, interactive technology, video, animation and custom software.
The business is currently expanding its development team to support the continued growth of its software products, including a digital learning marketplace and a learning creation platform.
Role Overview: This is a hands-on full stack development role for someone who is comfortable stepping into an existing codebase, understanding how it works, and improving it without needing everything to be rebuilt from scratch.
You'll work across the MERN stack, including Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Mongoose, React, Redux and Next.js. The role spans several React generations, from older Create React App code through to React 18, React 19 and Next.js 16.
For the right candidate, there is potential for long-term ongoing development work as the products continue to evolve.
The developer will own features end to end, from the MongoDB model through the Express API to the React screen, inside codebases they did not write.
Must Have:
This is a remote role that will be set up as an independent contractor engagement.
To ensure alignment and transparency, successful candidates will be expected to:
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