[Hiring] Remote Software Developer - Frontend | Backend | $32–54/hr

The gap in what exists

The gap is in finding skilled, reliable, and available developers to execute a specific project, which many small blockchain-related B2C companies struggle with.

Wedge to win

Sell to veablicer by demonstrating a strong portfolio of relevant, AI-assisted work, specifically highlighting blockchain-related and modern frontend/backend skills.

Reputation value (worth doing free for proof) — 65/100

Securing and delivering on a paid contract for a blockchain-related B2C project builds strong, demonstrable experience for future freelance or product opportunities.

Likely monetization

hourly contract work

Incumbents to beat

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You are an expert full-stack JavaScript developer. I need to create a portfolio piece that demonstrates strong skills in Node.js, Express.js, React (or Vue), REST API development, UI interfaces, and ideally TypeScript, with a blockchain-related twist. The goal is to quickly build a polished, production-ready mini-application that can serve as a compelling demonstration for a remote developer role paying $32-54/hr for a B2C blockchain project.

Here's the plan:

1.  **Frontend (React 19, Next.js 16 App Router, Tailwind v4):** Create a clean, modern UI for a 'Crypto Wallet Tracker' or 'NFT Collection Viewer'. Focus on excellent user experience, responsive design, and state management. It should have a few key pages: a dashboard view, a detail view for an asset/transaction, and a settings page.
2.  **Backend (Node.js, Express.js, Neon Postgres, Vercel):** Build a simple REST API that serves data to the frontend. This API should handle user authentication (mock authentication is fine for a demo, e.g., via local storage or a simple token check) and provide endpoints for fetching crypto wallet addresses/NFT collections and their associated data. Use Neon Postgres for data storage, designing a simple schema for users and their tracked assets/collections. Implement robust error handling and input validation.
3.  **Blockchain Integration:** Integrate with a public blockchain API (e.g., Etherscan API for Ethereum, or a similar API for another chain) to fetch real-time data for a hardcoded wallet address or NFT contract. Display this data on the frontend dashboard and detail pages. This will demonstrate understanding of external API integration in a blockchain context.
4.  **TypeScript:** Ensure the entire project (both frontend and backend) is written in TypeScript to showcase strong typing and modern JS practices.
5.  **Deployment:** Deploy the full-stack application to Vercel to show a live, accessible demo.

**MVP Slice:** Focus first on building the user dashboard with mock data, then integrating the public blockchain API for a single hardcoded wallet, and then wiring up the basic Express.js API to persist user-tracked wallets in Neon Postgres.

**Build/Verify Gate:** A live, deployed web application that fetches and displays real (or convincingly mocked) blockchain-related data, allowing a user to 'track' a wallet or collection via a simple UI, with all code in TypeScript and a clear, well-documented GitHub repository.