Rate: $10/hr | 40 hrs/week | Long-term contract Job Success Score: 90% minimum required Individual developers only — no agencies ⚠️ This is NOT a greenfield build. The app already exists and is in active development. We are looking for a strong, senior React Native developer who can take ownership, write clean production-ready code, and help us get to launch without endless back and forth on PRs. ⛔ No major refactors ⛔ No new features unless explicitly approved ⛔ No “I rewrote everything” approaches About GoShopBlack: GoShopBlack is a marketplace mobile app that connects users with Black-owned businesses. The app is built in React Native with a Supabase backend and has draft builds on both Google Play and the Apple App Store. I do regular code reviews via GitHub and expect PRs to be tested, clean, and production-ready before submission. This is a serious long-term role — not a one-off project. Hours can increase for the right developer. What You'll Be Working On: - Ongoing React Native development for iOS & Android - Search and filter system by location, category, and business type - Google Maps API integration (not yet built — this is a key upcoming feature) - Business profiles (hours, contact info, website links, reviews) - Customer ratings and review system - Business submission and admin approval flow - E-commerce integration for businesses that sell online - Social login (Facebook & Gmail) plus email/password auth - Phase 2: push notifications, in-app messaging, ad integration, AI recommendations What I'm Looking For: - Senior-level React Native experience — you must show me apps you have shipped to the App Store and Google Play - Strong Supabase experience — this is our backend, no Firebase or AWS - Google Maps API integration experience - GitHub proficiency — include your GitHub profile in your proposal - Job Success Score of 90% or higher - Clean, well-structured code with no demo or test code in PRs - Someone who self-tests thoroughly and does full end-to-end testing before submitting a PR - Strong communicator who gives daily updates and flags issues early - Weekly proof of progress required (Git commits, test builds, or screen recordings) - Must be comfortable with Hubstaff time tracking from day one - Must be willing to sign an NDA and contract before starting Deliverables • Business profiles with operating hours, contact info, links, and gallery • Google Maps API integration for directions • Customer rating & review system • Business submission (enable businesses to submit details for approval) • UI/UX polish: clean, modern, mobile-optimized interface • App Store deployment: finalize builds & publish to Google Play & Apple App Store • • Future Enhancements (Phase 2 – Optional): • Membership/subscription for premium business listings • Push notifications for promotions and new listings • In-app messaging/chat • In-app transactions for e-commerce listings • AI-powered recommendations • Social/community features • • Requirements: • Fluent in English (speaking & writing) • Proven experience in Flutter (React Native also considered) • Backend experience with Supabase / Firebase / Node.js • Strong Google Maps API integration experience • Experience publishing apps on Google Play & Apple App Store • Strong UI/UX design sense • Ability to provide weekly proof of progress (commits, test builds, or demos) • Willingness to sign an NDA and contract • • How to Apply: • Please start your proposal with the word Love (to confirm you read the full post). • • Include: • Examples of previous apps you’ve developed (especially directories, e-commerce, or review systems) • A short outline of how you would approach reviewing and completing this project. • • Confirmation that you can commit to $1,600/month on weekly milestones.

I need an experienced developer to migrate an existing Base44 (React + Vite) prototype to production-grade native mobile apps for both iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play), with architecture built to scale. Scope of work: Export and thoroughly audit the Base44 codebase. Migrate frontend to production React Native (Expo strongly preferred) for iOS and Android. Migrate backend logic to a scalable solution (e.g. Supabase or equivalent). Implement and rigorously test permissions, privacy requirements, and store compliance for both platforms. Verify, harden, and optimize all API integrations. Battle-test features, edge cases, and performance across iOS and Android devices. Prepare full submission readiness for Apple App Store and Google Play. Provide architecture guidance for scaling to high user volumes. Must-haves: Multiple live React Native apps successfully published to both the Apple App Store and Google Play (provide links). Experience migrating from no-code/AI-generated or web codebases to cross-platform native. Strong backend experience with scalable solutions (Supabase, Firebase, Postgres, etc.). Deep expertise in mobile permissions, privacy compliance, and the full submission/review processes for both iOS and Android. Excellent code quality with TypeScript, modern React Native patterns, state management, and navigation. Portfolio + GitHub examples required. References from previous production mobile projects a big plus. Strong communication for phased collaboration with clear milestones. Engagement: Phased project (Audit & Plan → Migration → Polish & Testing → Launch Prep). Available ASAP. Remote OK with preference for EST/overlapping hours. Florida-based a plus but not required. To apply: Email/DM [your email] with: App Store and Google Play links + relevant GitHub/portfolio Brief summary of relevant migration or scaling experience High-level proposed approach Availability ASAP

We are seeking an experienced developer proficient in FlutterFlow or Bubble to create a mobile app. The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of no-code or low-code platforms and be able to deliver high-quality solutions efficiently. Responsibilities include designing, developing, and testing the app to ensure it meets our specifications. If you have a passion for innovative app development and a proven track record, we would love to hear from you.

Project Overview: I am building Reseller Bro, a mobile utility application designed for on-the-go users to analyze product images and instantly retrieve live, accurate marketplace valuation metrics. The front-end user interface and layout are largely complete. The application uses an AI workflow for visual recognition and keyword generation, but the backend data retrieval and sync pipeline needs optimization for speed and absolute accuracy. I am looking for a highly skilled backend developer to conduct a code audit, repair a broken data aggregation pipeline, and optimize our database caching architecture. The Core Tasks: Database Cache Failure: The app currently fails to properly save or recall data on repeat queries. We need a high-speed caching layer so that if an item has already been searched once, the second lookup pulls from the internal database instantly (under 1 second). Data Sync & Engine Accuracy: The live data gathering process is currently unstable and occasionally returns empty results even for common consumer items with deep market history. Once the AI identifies the item keywords, the data pipeline must reliably sync and aggregate live pricing data from major public e-commerce and secondary marketplaces. Data Array / Tier Mapping Mix-up: The app currently handles item condition mapping poorly, sometimes displaying irrational pricing tiers (e.g., valuing low-tier condition higher than top-tier condition). We need a clean pre-fetch matrix that normalizes marketplace conditions into three clean categories on the first search and automatically filters out pricing anomalies or extreme statistical outliers. Required Technical Skills: Strong backend development experience using Node.js or Python. Advanced expertise in data extraction, handling complex HTML/JSON payloads, managing dynamic connection protocols, and optimizing marketplace data synchronization. Deep experience with database optimization and high-speed caching layers (such as PostgreSQL, Redis, or similar). Ability to step into an existing codebase, audit backend logic, and refactor code without disrupting the current frontend UI layout. 💰 Budget & Performance-Based Milestones ($700 Total) This contract is fixed-price and strictly milestone-driven based on functional performance metrics. No milestones will be released without successful live-testing verification. Milestone 1 ($150) - Code Review & Cache Repair: Audit the inherited repository. Fix the database caching system so that previously queried items bypass the live search entirely and load data instantly (under 1 second). Milestone 2 ($250) - Data Pipeline Optimization & Matrix Mapping: Fix the live data aggregation process to consistently pull reliable pricing from target market channels using the AI-generated keywords. Implement data-cleaning and normalization rules to ensure price tiers always reflect a logical tier structure while removing extreme outliers. Milestone 3 ($300) - Final Integration & Testing: Fully connect the optimized database cache, clean data sorting logic, and application backend into a finalized, stable build ready for deployment testing. To Apply: Please respond with your relevant experience in optimizing high-speed database caches and managing high-volume marketplace data aggregation. Please briefly explain your typical approach to ensuring stable, reliable data connections with public e-commerce platforms. Full project source files and existing code repositories will be shared with top candidates during the interview phase.

The flagged item is the Apple reviewer email address in the submission section. Here's the corrected version with that removed: Job Posting — iOS React Native Engineer Needed (Critical Launch Crash) Title: React Native / iOS Engineer — Fix Launch-Blocking Crash Before App Store Submission Project: DuelDeck — real-money skill-based tournament card game, iOS app (React Native 0.84, New Architecture/Fabric enabled) Urgency: High — this is the single blocker preventing App Store submission. The problem The app crashes on every launch, within ~2 seconds, before any screen renders — including on a completely fresh install with no stored data. The crash signature is consistent and has been narrowed down through extensive isolation testing: An Objective-C exception is being thrown inside a TurboModule's synchronous/void method invocation (ObjCTurboModule::performVoidMethodInvocation), on the com.meta.react.turbomodulemanager.queue. Because this exception crosses a layer the New Architecture bridge cannot safely propagate, the entire process terminates (SIGABRT/abort()), regardless of any JavaScript-level error handling. What's already been ruled out (do not re-test these) Through direct binary-search isolation (disable component → clean rebuild → fresh install → measure time-to-crash), the following have been conclusively excluded as the cause: @react-native-community/geolocation PayPalCheckout SDK and our custom card payment native module A legacy unused Apple Pay native module Build architecture (tested both x86_64/Rosetta and native arm64 — same crash on both) react-native-mmkv (tested with MMKV fully bypassed, forced to AsyncStorage) What needs to happen Isolate the exact native module causing the crash. Strongest remaining candidates, in priority order: lottie-react-native, react-native-svg, react-native-screens, react-native-gesture-handler, a date/time picker library, an image picker library, a webview library. Use the same method: temporarily disable/remove one at a time, clean rebuild, fresh install (uninstall + reinstall to wipe all stored data), and confirm whether the crash persists. Fix the compatibility issue once found — typically a library version bump to one with confirmed New Architecture/Bridgeless support, or a patch to how the module is invoked. Verify a fully clean launch path: app must reach the splash screen, onboarding, and login screen reliably on a fresh install, every time, with no crash. How the app needs to function for this soft launch This is a soft launch, not the full feature set — the app needs to work cleanly within a deliberately narrowed scope. Once the crash is fixed, the build needs to behave exactly as follows before it's ready to submit: Onboarding and account creation. A new user goes through onboarding, then signs up with email and password only. No Google, Apple, or Facebook sign-in, and no phone/SMS login anywhere in the app — email is the only path in. After signup, the OTP email verification step has to actually work end to end: the code gets sent, the user enters it, and the account gets confirmed. No KYC gate. Users should be able to get into the main app and browse around without being forced through identity verification first. KYC stays in the backend for later, but it must not block access during this phase. Real location check. Geolocation needs to use actual Apple Core Location (device GPS with a proper permission prompt), not a workaround. This is what determines whether a user's state is eligible for real-money tournaments, and it needs to be a genuine native location check, not something hardcoded or guessed from the user's profile. Card deposits, no Apple Pay. Users fund their wallet with a debit or credit card through the PayPal card payment flow. Apple Pay should not appear as an option anywhere in this flow — card only. Tournament join has to work, fully. A user with money in their wallet needs to be able to open a tournament, pay the entry fee out of their balance, and get confirmed as entered — the whole payment-to-confirmed-entry path needs to be solid, not just the deposit step in isolation. VS / free play is off. The Invite tab and any 1-on-1 free-play matchmaking should not be live for this launch — show a "coming soon" placeholder instead of the real flow. Withdraw stays disabled. The withdraw button should be visibly present but greyed out / non-functional for now. Deposited funds are playable only and not withdrawable during this phase. Audio is off, and that's fine for now. Background music and sound effects are intentionally disabled for this launch and are not part of what's required to ship — don't spend time trying to bring them back unless explicitly asked. Everything else stays as is. Rankings, profile, avatar upload, live countdown timers on tournament cards, and the rest of the existing feature set should continue working exactly as they do now — the engineer's job is the crash fix and the items above, not a feature audit of the whole app. Admin dashboard. Tournament creation, editing, and cancellation from the admin dashboard need to be reliable, since tournaments will be set up and managed from there around the time of launch. Re-validate the full soft-launch feature set above after the crash fix — confirming each item works on a real build, not just in theory. Prepare and submit the TestFlight build for internal testing, then prepare the App Store Connect submission (screenshots, privacy details, review notes). A pre-configured Apple reviewer test account will be provided once hired. Requirements Strong hands-on experience with React Native's New Architecture (Fabric, TurboModules, Bridgeless mode) specifically — this is not a general React Native bug, it requires someone comfortable reading Objective-C++/Swift native module bridging code and Xcode crash reports (.ips files). Comfortable working directly with .ips crash logs, symbolicating stack traces, and reasoning about ObjC exception propagation across the JSI/TurboModule boundary. Experience shipping React Native apps through TestFlight and App Store review. Familiarity with CocoaPods, Xcode build configurations, and debugging native module linkage issues. Codebase context React Native 0.84.1, iOS min target 15.1, New Architecture enabled. Backend already live and stable (Node.js/PostgreSQL on AWS ECS) — this is an iOS-app-only fix. Full crash investigation notes (stack traces, what's been tested, environment details) will be provided to the selected candidate at project start so no time is wasted repeating already-completed diagnostic work. Communication and file sharing will happen entirely through the platform's built-in tools. 

I need a React Native developer to help complete and stabilize my social media app, QueFlic, before QA and beta launch. This is not a full rebuild. The app is already built, but it needs missing flows completed, smoother user experience, error handling, and final pre-QA fixes. The app is a social media platform with photo posts, video posts, Live Photo posts, music/location/tag overlays, WordBox polls/Q&A/reactions, comments, messaging, and sharing. Main work needed: 1. Error management Add clear signup/login errors for username already taken, email already used, wrong password, failed login, and network errors. Add upload and post creation error messages. If upload fails, user should see a retry option. If publishing fails, app should not create ghost posts. Permission errors for camera, photos, location, and music should show clear messages instead of crashing or silently failing. 2. Landing pages / overlay destinations Create or complete a music/sound page where users can see posts using the same song or sound. Create or complete a location page where users can see posts tagged at the same location. Make tagged users open their profile. Make WordBox open the correct poll, Q&A, or reaction page. Each page needs clean back navigation. 3. Smooth post creation flow User should be able to upload media, edit, add overlays, preview, publish, and return to the feed/timeline. User should not get stuck in editing screens. New posts should appear correctly after publishing. Basic delete post option should work for the post owner. 4. Live Photo flow Smooth the Live Photo feature so users can add photos into a video timeline, preview the final Live Photo, pause/play, go back to edit, and publish without freezing or getting stuck. 5. QF logo / watermark playback controls Tap QF logo once to pause video or Live Photo. Tap QF logo again to resume/play. Double tap QF logo to restart the video or Live Photo from the beginning. 6. Basic social actions Delete post. Comment on posts. Message option if already built. Share post using the phone’s native share sheet so users can share to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, text message, or copy link. I want this handled as a fixed-price, milestone-based sprint. First milestone should be a code/app review and written fix plan. After that, we can move into implementation. Budget is $1,000–$1,500 depending on what can realistically be completed. I am looking for someone experienced with React Native, Firebase, media uploads, social app flows, iOS/TestFlight, and Android/Google Play testing. No full upfront payment.

Developer needed to launch a family organizer app (backend + accounts) Short version I’ve already built a working prototype of a family management app. It looks and behaves the way I want. What it can’t do yet is the “behind the scenes” part: save information in one shared place so every family member sees the same thing on their own phone, let each person log in, and send reminder notifications. I need a developer to build that part and get the app live so my family can actually use it on our phones. One thing that matters a lot to me, please read carefully: after you finish, I need to be able to keep changing and improving the app myself, working with an AI assistant — without having to hire or contact anyone again. So everything you build has to be handed over to me completely, written cleanly and simply, and explained well enough that an AI assistant can understand it and help me make future edits. No locked-down systems, no “only I can touch this” setups, no surprise dependencies. I own all of it. What the app is It’s a private organizer for my household (two parents, six kids). It has five sections: • Today — a daily summary for each person (their schedule, their tasks, family meal/afternoon plans). • Schedule — a weekly calendar: who’s driving which kid to which school, each parent’s work day and hours, kids’ activities, meal and afternoon plans. • Chores — daily and weekly tasks you can assign to specific people, and check off when done. • Lists — grocery and supply lists. • Tonight — an evening summary of chores that still aren’t finished. The look, layout, colors, and how everything behaves are already done. I’m not asking you to design anything. I’m asking you to make it real and shared. What I need you to build 1. One shared place to store our information (the part it’s missing most). Right now, anything I type only saves on the device I typed it on. My wife’s phone and the kids’ devices don’t see it. I need all our information kept in one shared online location so that when anyone makes a change, everyone else’s device updates too, within a few seconds. 2. A login for each family member. Simple and family-friendly: you open the app, tap your name from a list, and type a PIN. Once you’ve logged in on your own phone, it should keep you logged in so you don’t have to do it every time. Every person — both parents and all six kids — gets their own login. Parents can edit everything; kids mainly see their own stuff and check off their own chores. The app already has a built-in “who’s using this” concept; your login system just needs to drive it for real. 3. Notifications to people’s phones. • Every morning, each person gets a notification with their summary for the day. • Every evening at 8:00 PM, each person gets a reminder of any chores they haven’t finished that day. The app already knows exactly what each of those messages should say — I just need them actually delivered to phones on schedule. 4. Shared photo proof for kids’ chores. When a kid marks a chore done, the app already makes them take a photo as proof. Right now that photo is stuck on the kid’s device. I need those photos saved in our shared location so my wife and I can see them from our own phones. What “done” looks like • My family can install or open the app on our phones and each log in with our name and PIN. • A change one person makes shows up on everyone else’s device. • Morning summaries and 8:00 PM chore reminders arrive as phone notifications. • Kids’ chore photos are visible to the parents on their own devices. • It runs reliably without me needing to babysit it. Very important: I need to be able to maintain it myself afterward I work on this app with an AI assistant, and I plan to keep improving it that way for a long time. So I’m asking that you: • Hand over everything — all the code, all the accounts and passwords, all the settings — in my name, owned by me. Nothing stays under your account. • Write it cleanly and simply. Please don’t over-complicate it or add tools and layers that aren’t truly needed. The simpler and more standard it is, the easier it is for me and an AI assistant to understand and change later. • Comment and document it in plain terms: what each part does, where things live, and how to make common changes (like adding a person, changing a notification time, or adjusting a list). • Write a short “how it works” guide for a non-developer — how to find things, how to change them safely, and how to undo a mistake. • Avoid lock-in. Use widely used, well-known building blocks (the kind an AI assistant will already understand), not anything obscure or proprietary that only you would know how to maintain. • Do a handoff call or video walking me through it so I’m comfortable taking it from there. If anything about how it’s built would make it hard for me to edit later on my own, please tell me up front. To apply, please tell me • A short note, in plain English, on how you’d approach this — especially how you’ll keep it simple and easy for me to maintain myself afterward. • Whether you’d build it so it works on iPhones and Android (and whether that’s a website-style app or an installable app — explain the trade-offs simply). • A rough estimate of cost and timeline. • One or two examples of similar things you’ve built. A few notes • This is a private app for my family only — not something I’m selling. It doesn’t need to handle thousands of users, just the eight of us. • Privacy matters: it includes my kids’ photos and our daily whereabouts, so it needs to be kept private and secure. • I already have the full working front end (the part you see and tap). I’ll share it with the right person. You’re building the engine behind it and getting it onto our phones.

Project Title: Build Fast Web-Based AI Anime Companion MVP (RAG + Merch Gen) – 15–30 Days, $25K Budget: $18,000–$25,000 fixed Timeline: 15–30 days (3 weeks preferred) Must-Have Skills: FlowiseAI (or LangChain/LlamaIndex), RAG pipelines, OpenAI/Claude/Grok, anime image generation (Leonardo.ai/Ideogram/PixAI), Vercel or Railway deployment Project Goal Build a mobile-friendly web AI Companion for Big A Anime that converts passive FAST viewers into active fans. The key objective is to connect our Pluto TV channel experience directly to the AI companion, allowing viewers to scan QR codes during live programming and instantly access interactive content, recommendations, and merch tied to what’s currently airing—no downloads required. Core MVP Features Web Chat Interface Clean anime-branded chat UI with voice input Mobile-first, responsive Custom domain (e.g., companion.biganime.tv) RAG Knowledge Base Ingest episodes, schedules, transcripts, and metadata Provide accurate recaps, lore, and “what’s on now/next” tied to Pluto TV programming Session memory + light user profiles AI Merch Generator Anime-style image generation (“me as [character]”) Leonardo.ai or similar integration Export + links to Printful/Printify FAST / TV Integration Tools Dynamic QR codes for on-screen use Deep linking between Pluto TV programming and companion experience Voice-friendly prompts (“Ask Big A Companion…”) Admin & Analytics Simple CMS for content uploads Dashboard: usage, queries, merch clicks Technical Requirements Global hosting (CDN) FlowiseAI preferred Full source + documentation 30 days post-launch support Out of Scope Native apps, payments, deep integrations, multi-language Deliverables Live URL, admin access, training, source code, 30-day support Application Fixed bid + 3-week plan 2–3 relevant project links Willingness for small paid test ($500–$800)

We’re looking for an experienced full-stack React / React Native developer to help maintain and grow our B2B SaaS platform. Yelli is a web and mobile platform used by restaurants and hospitality businesses for training, onboarding, communication, testing, and operational documentation. The platform is already live with paying customers, and we are currently focused on improving the product, shipping new features, and scaling the platform. This is not a greenfield project. You'll be stepping into an existing codebase and working directly with the founder to improve, maintain, and evolve the product. Tech Stack: - Node.js - TypeScript - React - React Native - MySQL - AWS (EC2, S3, CodeDeploy) - Firebase - GitLab CI/CD What You'll Be Doing: - Maintaining and improving an existing web and mobile application - Fixing bugs and troubleshooting production issues - Shipping new features and enhancements - Reviewing existing architecture and suggesting improvements - Participating in weekly planning and progress meetings - Communicating progress and blockers proactively - Taking ownership of assigned projects from start to finish What We're Looking For: - 5+ years of professional full-stack development experience - Strong experience with React and React Native - Strong Node.js and TypeScript experience - Experience working with AWS-hosted applications - Experience with MySQL and relational database design - Comfortable working within an existing codebase - Strong debugging and problem-solving skills - Excellent written and verbal English communication - Reliable, responsive, and self-directed Bonus Points - SaaS startup experience - Hospitality or restaurant technology experience - UI/UX experience - Experience leading projects or mentoring developers - DevOps or infrastructure experience !!Important!! Communication is extremely important for this role. We are looking for someone who can communicate clearly, participate in weekly video meetings, explain technical decisions in plain English, and provide consistent updates on progress and blockers. Engagement Details: - Part-time freelance to start - Approximately 10–20 hours per week - Long-term opportunity for the right person - Direct relationship with the company (no agencies or subcontracting) When applying, please include: - A brief summary of your React Native experience - A SaaS product you've worked on that is currently live - Your availability (hours per week) - Your hourly rate - Why you think you'd be a good fit for this role Please do not use AI-generated proposals. We are looking for thoughtful, personalized responses that demonstrate relevant experience.

About Us GetJacked is a Shopify loyalty platform that does something no other loyalty app does: it pays merchants to reward their shoppers. Instead of merchants funding their own rewards, we redirect advertising budgets from gaming studios, streaming services, and digital brands directly into loyalty points for shoppers. Shoppers earn 10–100x more value than any traditional loyalty program. Merchants generate revenue from a program that used to cost them money. We're a small, sharp team that moves quickly. Everyone wears multiple hats. We care more about curiosity and hustle than credentials. The Role We're looking for someone who lives on the internet — who shops online constantly, spends time on social media every day, plays mobile games, and installs apps without thinking twice. You notice things other people miss. When something feels off in a checkout flow or a post-purchase screen, you feel it before you can explain it. This role is part shopper experience tester, part growth ops, part general team muscle. You'll be one of the first people to touch new features before merchants see them, and one of the first voices telling us what real shoppers would actually think. You'll also help us reach ecommerce brands at scale — through outreach, contact form engagement, and other growth tasks that don't require deep technical skills but do require someone who pays attention and communicates well. What You'll Do Shopper Experience & Product Feedback: Go through the full GetJacked shopper experience end-to-end and tell us exactly what you think Click through new features and flows before they launch and flag anything that feels broken, confusing, or just off Give honest, specific feedback from a real shopper's point of view — not technical QA, but real-world reaction Notice the small things: copy that doesn't make sense, a button in the wrong place, a reward that doesn't feel exciting enough Bring ideas — if you think something would be cooler, easier, or more fun for shoppers, say so Try the earn actions (install games, trial services) and tell us what the experience actually feels like Growth Operations & Outreach: Engage ecommerce brands through their contact forms and other channels on behalf of GetJacked — high-volume, message-based prospecting Help identify and compile lists of Shopify merchants who are good fits for GetJacked Support the team on marketing and communications tasks — light copywriting, social monitoring, gathering screenshots or references Assist with internal operations tasks as needed — research, data entry, tracking outreach Be a general resource for things the team needs done well and quickly Who You Are You shop online frequently and have opinions about checkout flows You're on social media daily — TikTok, Instagram, or both You download apps and try new things without hesitation You notice UX details most people scroll past You give clear, direct feedback without overcomplicating it You communicate well in writing — clean, professional, no typos You can follow a process but don't need to be hand-held You're organised enough to track what you've done and report back You're curious about ecommerce and how brands grow online You're available and responsive — we move fast and need you to as well What This Is Not This is not a software QA or engineering role. You will not be writing test cases or code. This is not a traditional customer service role. You won't be resolving merchant issues independently. This is not a senior marketing role. You'll support the team, not lead campaigns. What it is: a high-trust, high-variety role for someone smart, attentive, and adaptable. We'll give you real work that matters. In return, we need someone who shows up consistently and cares about doing things well. Nice to Have — Not Required Experience with Shopify as a shopper or merchant Familiarity with loyalty or rewards programs Any background in outreach, sales support, or marketing Social media content creation or community management Experience with tools like Notion, Slack, Asana, or Airtable