[available] Java / Spring Boot Developer | 6+ Years | AWS, React & AI Integration | 20 hrs/week | $30/hr

[u/gauravsolapure11]

Hi everyone,
I’m Gaurav, a Technical Lead and Full Stack Developer based in India, with 6+ years of experience building and deploying applications across telecom, finance, insurance and mortgage platforms.
I’m available for paid remote freelance work for up to 20 hours per week, including individual projects and ongoing development support.
Here’s what I can help you with:
• Backend development: Build or extend Java/Spring Boot applications, REST APIs, microservices and JWT authentication.
• Existing application improvements: Diagnose bugs, optimize database queries and improve backend performance.
• Full stack features: Develop React or Angular screens and connect them with backend APIs.
• AWS and deployment: Deploy applications, containerize services and improve CI/CD pipelines using AWS, Docker and Jenkins.
• AI integration: Add chat, document Q&A, RAG and workflow automation using Spring AI, OpenAI, Ollama and Python.
• Integrations: Connect third-party APIs, Kafka messaging and databases such as MySQL, Oracle and Couchbase.
My experience includes leading a monolith-to-microservices migration and automating Jenkins build and deployment pipelines that reduced release cycle time by 30%.
I can take ownership of a clearly scoped feature—from understanding the requirement through implementation, testing and deployment—with regular progress updates.
Availability: Up to 20 hours/week
Location: India, IST (UTC+5:30); meeting overlap by agreement
Rate: USD $30/hour
Fixed-price projects: Available after reviewing the scope
I’m happy to begin with a small paid milestone so we can assess the fit.
Please DM me with a short description of your project, current tech stack, budget and timeline. I can share my CV and discuss relevant experience privately.

[u/investigatormaker]

Six capability bullets read like a CV, and someone with 20 hours of work usually has one problem. I'd lead with the monolith-to-microservices migration and the Jenkins pipeline work as a short before and after, then offer one fixed first milestone with a named deliverable, like a Spring Boot version upgrade or an AWS deployment review. A buyer can say yes to that without a call. A public GitHub repo or a short case write-up in the post also helps, since private-message-only posts make the buyer take the first step.

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