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Full Stack Developer to Complete Existing Web Application

Sayso · Métropole du Cap

🇬🇧 English

Job description

About the role

We are seeking an experienced Full Stack Developer to take over and finish an existing web application for a review and discovery platform based in Cape Town. The current codebase, documentation, and handover files will be provided by the previous developer.

Key responsibilities

  • Review the existing project after handover and understand its architecture.
  • Identify outstanding work and define the remaining scope.
  • Develop and complete the remaining functionality.
  • Deploy the finished application to a production environment.
  • Fix any bugs and ensure the platform is launch‑ready.

Required profile

  • Strong Full Stack development experience.
  • Ability to work with an existing codebase and documentation.
  • Experience deploying web applications.
  • Good communication and problem‑solving skills.
  • Comfortable using AI‑assisted development tools (a bonus).

Required skills

    What we offer

    • Fixed project fee of R10,000.
    • One‑month timeframe to complete the work.
    • Payment upon successful delivery of the agreed scope.

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