Looking for a
Full-Stack Developer for Hire
serving Remote Teams?
One engineer who handles the whole product — database schema, backend, frontend, deployment. No coordination overhead between contractors who have never met each other.
I've worked remotely since 2021, independently and as part of a NY-based product team, with clients in Armenia, Russia, Europe and the US. The way I work is the same wherever you are: a written spec approved before work starts, written progress updates and short Loom walkthroughs as I go, all code in your Git repository with a clear history, and one person — me — from start to finish. No calls are required; if you prefer a short intro call before we start, that's fine too. Yerevan is GMT+4, so European teams get updates at the start of their day and US East Coast teams have a few hours of overlap.
Service Profile
Availability
Async by default, with working-day overlap for Europe and the US East Coast.
Timezone
GMT+4, async-first Support
Response time
Within 24 business hours
Technical Expertise
Why Hire Me
Hiring a single full-stack engineer instead of coordinating a frontend and backend developer cuts communication overhead and ensures the API contract is never misaligned. I have owned entire products solo — from entity-relationship diagram to production deployment — for clients who needed speed and a single accountable person. My stack is Next.js and React on the frontend, Laravel or Go on the backend, PostgreSQL or MySQL for data, and GitHub Actions for CI/CD. I have built SaaS platforms with multi-tenant auth and billing, e-commerce stores with custom checkout flows, real-time dashboards with WebSocket updates, and internal tools that replaced hours of manual data entry. The advantage of working with someone who owns the full stack is that architectural decisions get made holistically. I do not optimize the frontend in a way that creates unnecessary API calls, and I do not design APIs that force the frontend into awkward workarounds. Everything is designed as a system.
Relevant Case Studies
Financial Systems
Gold Center
Latency down from 30 seconds to 85ms. 500+ traders use it daily. 99.9% uptime over eight months.
Luxe E-commerce
Don Lombard
People can now get a price for their gold online without having to visit the shop in person.
E-commerce Build
Sleep House
Direct-to-consumer sales up 2.5x in the first six months.
Common Questions
What does a full-stack engagement actually include?
Database schema, API design and implementation, frontend (React/Next.js), authentication and authorization, payment integration if needed, deployment pipeline, monitoring, and 30 days of post-launch support. You get a working, documented product — not a handoff that requires three more contractors to finish.
How do you handle projects that grow beyond one developer?
I document architecture decisions in a lightweight ADR (Architecture Decision Record), keep a clean Git history with meaningful commit messages, and write code that a new developer can navigate without a guided tour. When you scale the team, onboarding is a day, not a week.
Do you work with existing codebases or only greenfield?
Both. I have jumped into legacy PHP monoliths, inherited half-finished React apps, and modernized systems built by offshore teams. Before recommending a rewrite I assess what is salvageable — in most cases a targeted refactor of the problematic areas is faster and cheaper than starting over.
Ready to start your Full-Stack Developer for Hire project?
In Remote Teams or working across timezones, you get a senior engineer who ships clean, working code and stays accountable for it.