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We are a small private security company offering a unique privacy focused VPN service. We are looking to develop a custom Windows OpenVPN client using C# that will have advanced networking and security features. You must have experience building desktop Windows apps and be comfortable with networking and security concepts.
If interested please send details of your experience to the email address in my profile.
I run a small web consulting agency. From time to time we are looking for some talented designers to offload some of our mockup/sketching/design work.
A typical job would involve the following: We create a detailed sitemap with all the contents and the website's structures. We put together a specification of designs/websites and design elements that the customer likes. We would then send all of that to you along with our budget, and you would create an awesome design out of that, investing as much time as possible based on the pre-defined budget. That's where we pick up again, finalize the design with the client and create the website.
If you feel that you could help us and are confortable with that project based/fixed rate workflow, please email freelance-designer@mobweb.ch along with:
- Some of your recent design work - Your average hourly rate
Looking forward to hearing from you!
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote We are a small private security company offering a unique privacy focused VPN service. We are looking to develop a custom Windows OpenVPN client using C# that will have advanced networking and security features. You must have experience building desktop Windows apps and be comfortable with networking and security concepts. If interested please send details of your experience to the email a…
I may be interested, feel free to reach out to me (amir at pilvy dot com) -- I helped build the official OpenVPN Connect client (Windows and Mac OS X using Python & Twisted).
In the next weeks I will need assistance from one, or more, freelance developers with skills in HTML/CSS/JS, WordPress and/or Magento.
If you are available; please drop me an email at mail at magnusforsberg dot com with your experience and preferred rate
I'm a senior web and mobile developer with extensive and diverse industry experience, including the financial, electronic entertainment and consumer software sectors.
Available for new projects in the coming weeks. I'm interested in web and mobile (Android) apps.
I'm an experienced remote freelancer with many shipped & successful projects.
Primary skills: JavaScript, PHP, Java, C#
Portfolio, resume: http://www.dave78.com
Email: davedx@gmail.com
Fully designed http://jib.li from backend to frontend and managed a team of developers
Prefered stack: Python/Django/Flask Frontend: ngularJS/Ember - HTML5 - Coffeescript
DevOps: EC2 deployment,uWSGI, git, fabric, 10 years linux experience
contact: http://sp4ke.com/#/contact
blog: http://sp4ke.com/blog
github: http://github.com/sp4ke
SEEKING WORK. From Porto, Portugal, E.U.; remote * Python development - Django (South, Celery) - Fabric - Google App Engine - Red Hat Openshift * Javascript - Dojo Toolkit (including Dijit development) - JQuery - Node.js Mini - Resume: https://gist.github.com/f7245484c4c18b6ef567
http://ipythondemo-zemanel.rhcloud.com/1f98e2af-dfdd-4ba5-a5...
- 5 years Ruby on Rails (full stack).
- 13 years of engineering.
- 4 years user growth.
Looking for long-term or short-term consulting work.
I'm a friendly guy with an aggressive attitude and good
communication skills.
Specialize in Rails (full stack) and user growth
(marketing/advertising). I'm a hybrid coder and marketer
with a proven track record. I love working on-site and
work just as well remotely.
Have built new, and worked on existing Rails applications
including (but not limited to):
- A permission based advertising platform.
- A social media platform.
- An e-comm up-sell marketing platform.
- Most recently one of the largest e-commerce flash sales
sites.
I'm looking for projects solving real problems. My belief
is that the product should reach customers ASAP and
that's what ultimately matters. Testing code is good, but
not the end-all be-all. Iterate on what works and make it
better.