We are seeking a Jobber Certified Expert to assist with onboarding and optimizing our use of the platform. The ideal candidate will have experience in project management and customer relationship management, and be able to provide training and support to our team. The role involves setting up workflows, managing client interactions, and ensuring seamless integration with our existing systems. we are a residential and commercial painting company that wants to reduce owner involvement, automate administrative tasks, and create a scalable operation.

We are looking for a hands-on senior Python/FastAPI trading-system developer with strong testing, debugging, and broker API experience. This person should be able to work inside an existing codebase, identify what is breaking, fix the issues, and prove the fixes with tests, logs, API output, and dashboard evidence. Ideal experience: • Python backend development • FastAPI • MongoDB • Heroku logs and deployment workflow • React/TypeScript frontend debugging • Alpaca API or similar broker API experience • Trading bot lifecycle experience • Automated testing and regression testing • Market data, candle/bar data, indicators, and timestamp handling • Ability to trace scanner → scoring → decision → order readiness → position state → sell/hold logic This is not a rebuild project. The goal is to test and repair the current system.

We need a freelancer to clean up and organize our Google Tag Manager setup for a Magento-based website, us.sfihealth.com. The work includes reviewing existing tags, triggers, and variables, removing unused or redundant elements, and improving overall structure for better performance and easier maintenance. Experience with Magento and web tracking is important. This is a small, part-time project for someone who can work efficiently and communicate clearly.

I am building an authentication library and a billing platform in Golang + Postgres. Auth-library is embedded only, while billing can be an embedded-library, and also a stand-alone application. The platform is intended to make it easy for Go-devs to write authentication (users register, OIDC, recover password, etc.), and manage billing their users (various billing providers in addition to Stripe, including crypto). These codebases are mostly written by AI (Claude Code and Codex) but the issue is that these tools suck. The write a lot of slop, and their systems don't work, and I don't trust them. With auth + billing, these are highly sensitive areas where we cannot afford to fuck up. Deliverables are: 1. a list of tasks the LLMs must do to refactor / fix these systems 2. a complete audit of all APIs (the surface areas / shapes that are used as system boundaries) 3. integration tests that will pass, if the LLM's code is correct 4. a complete security audit, to address any vulnerabilities / exploits possible I am only looking to hire someone in California / colorado. I want to work synchronously with them; for every hour you bill we'll be on a call together so that we can maximize communication bandwidth. I live in Denver, but I plan to move to SF soon. I'd be down to work together in person in the future, but for now we'll only be working synchronously-remotely. Human-written applications only. Template or LLM-written responses here will be rejected immediately. Please list your qualifications concisely. Don't say 'I am a Golang expert' say 'I worked at company X, and built system Y in Go which does Z.' Thanks for your time.

Jaspersoft Integration Developer – Word Document Export We are looking for a developer to build a custom Jaspersoft integration that improves our Word document export capabilities, similar to Aspose. The ideal candidate can evaluate open-source vs. paid API options and deliver a working solution. Required Skills & Experience Proven experience with Jaspersoft Studio / JasperReports Server customization and plugin development Strong Java development skills (Jasper's core integration language) Experience building or extending Jaspersoft export options (custom exporters via the export menu/dropdown) or similar experience Hands-on experience with Word document generation libraries such as: Apache POI Aspose.Words docx4j Experience with PDF-to-Word conversion pipelines using tools such as: LibreOffice headless / LibreOffice UNO API pdf2docx (Python) ilovepdf, Smallpdf, or similar APIs Ability to evaluate and compare open-source vs. paid API solutions (cost, quality, licensing, support) Familiarity with REST API integration for third-party document services Nice to Have Experience with Aspose.Words or similar commercial document SDKs Knowledge of OOXML / .docx format internals Prior work integrating document conversion into enterprise reporting platforms Python or Node.js experience for conversion microservice development Experience with one or more of the following: PDFBox iText / OpenPDF Pandoc OnlyOffice or similar document conversion tools Experience converting between: Jasper report output to PDF PDF to Word/DOCX HTML to Word/DOCX DOCX post-processing and cleanup Deliverables Expected A working Jaspersoft export plugin that adds an improved Word (.docx) export option to the export dropdown menu A documented recommendation on open-source vs. paid API options (with trade-offs) A conversion pipeline (e.g., report → PDF → Word, or direct-to-Word) Clean, maintainable code with setup/deployment documentation What We're Building A replacement for the default Jaspersoft Word exporter that produces cleaner, better-formatted .docx output — with the conversion option accessible directly from the Jaspersoft export menu, just like the built-in PDF and Excel export options.

##The project *Before the Storm: A Father's Story of Autism, Meltdowns, and Learning to Hear What His Son Couldn't Say* is a short narrative nonfiction / memoir manuscript, roughly 16,000 words, written under a pen name (Simon Hale). It's a true story: a father's account of raising his autistic son, structured in three acts — the daily reality of the struggle, the family learning to read the boy, and what they decided to build as a result. The book ends by introducing a real project the family is developing. It's written for parents of autistic and special-needs children, and it's intended to be both a standalone book and the front door to a related product and community. I'm hiring a developmental editor for a full critical pass before publication. I have a hard production deadline (details below), so turnaround matters. ## What I need from you A developmental / substantive edit — not a copyedit or proofread (those come later). I want your assessment of the book at the level of structure, pacing, voice, emotional impact, and credibility. Specifically: 1. **Does it work as a whole?** Is the three-act arc earned? Does the ending (the introduction of the project) land as a natural conclusion to the story, or does it read like a pitch — and if so, exactly where does it tip? 2. **Pacing and momentum.** Where does it drag, repeat itself, or lose you? Where do you skim? Flag specific passages. 3. **Voice and tone.** Is the first-person father's voice consistent, warm, and credible? Where does it slip into sentimentality, over-writing, or "tell" instead of "show"? 4. **Emotional honesty.** Where does anything ring false, exaggerated, or written-for-effect rather than true? This is a personal story and I would rather it be unflinching than flattering. 5. **The recurring metaphors and motifs** (e.g., the "needle," the barometer, "before the storm"). Are they effective or overused? Flag repetition. 6. **Chapter-level notes.** Which chapters are strongest, which are weakest, and why. What would you cut, expand, or reorder? 7. **The science.** The book weaves in research (masking, alexithymia, physiological prediction of meltdowns, co-regulation, etc.) with a sourced notes section at the back. Does the science land naturally in the narrative without lecturing, and does anything feel overstated? 8. **Anything that would draw criticism.** Where might a skeptical reader, a clinician, or an autistic self-advocate object? I want those spots flagged hard. ## What I do NOT need Encouragement. I've already had early readers tell me they love it, and that feedback hasn't helped me improve the book. I'm paying specifically for the critical eye those readers couldn't give me. Please be direct — tell me what isn't working, what's weak, what you'd cut. Blunt is useful; polite is not. You will not hurt my feelings, and candor is the single most valuable thing you can deliver. ## Format of deliverable Whatever you work best in — tracked changes and margin comments in the Word document, an editorial letter summarizing the big-picture notes, or both (both is ideal: a 1–3 page editorial letter for the structural/global issues, plus in-line comments for specific spots). I care more about the substance of the feedback than the format. ## Logistics - Manuscript: ~16,000 words, Word document, provided on hire. - Timeline: I need notes back within [X] days — I have a firm publication deadline of mid-July and need time to integrate your feedback. Please only take this on if you can meet that turnaround. - Before we start the full edit, I'd like a **paid sample edit of one chapter** (your choice or mine) so we can confirm fit. I'll pay for the sample regardless of whether we proceed. - Confidentiality: this is an unpublished manuscript and a true family story told under a pen name. Please keep it confidential. ## About fit This book benefits from an editor with experience in **memoir or narrative nonfiction specifically** (not primarily fiction). If you have any background, lived experience, or subject familiarity with autism, neurodiversity, disability, or special-needs parenting, please mention it — it's genuinely valuable for this project, though not required. ## To respond Please tell me: (1) your relevant memoir/nonfiction editing experience, (2) your availability against the timeline above, (3) your rate for a ~16k-word developmental edit plus a one-chapter paid sample, and (4) in a sentence or two, what you think a developmental edit should accomplish. That last one tells me more than a portfolio.

I'm an author with an 8-book Christian middle-grade series, The Brave Girls of the Bible Club (ages 8–12), and I'm looking for an editor for the whole series. The series at a glance: Five modern girls discover a magical trunk in their church basement that transports them into the stories of courageous women of the Bible. Each book teaches one real-world skill (courage, leadership, emotional honesty, resilience, identity, gifts, empathy) and ends with a parent–daughter discussion guide. The eight books feature Esther, Deborah, Hannah, Ruth, Mary Magdalene, Priscilla, Miriam, and an ensemble finale. Scope: 8 books, ~4,000–6,000 words each — roughly 38,000 words total Already fully drafted, formatted, and consistent in style (Word/.docx files) Each book: 7–8 chapters plus back matter (discussion guide, journal pages) These manuscripts are already written and in a fixed brand voice. I'm looking for editing and continuity checking, not rewriting. Specifically: Line/copy edit — grammar, clarity, flow, age-appropriate language for 8–12. Series continuity — consistency across all 8 books (character details, the trunk's "rules," recurring phrasing, the deepening faith arc). Scripture accuracy — confirming the biblical retellings and references are handled faithfully. I don't want the text rewritten or "elevated" into a different style, just polished and made consistent. Before I commit to all eight, would you be open to a paid sample edit of one chapter (~1,500 words)? That lets me see your editing style and confirm we're a good fit. If it goes well, I'd then want a bulk quote for the full series (~38,000 words) and your estimated turnaround. A few quick questions: Are you comfortable with middle-grade fiction (not just devotionals/picture books)? Do you work in Word with tracked changes so I can review every edit? What's your rate for the one-chapter sample, and roughly for the full series? The ideal candidate will have experience in Christian content and middle-grade books, ensuring the series is engaging and suitable for the target audience. This is a long-term project requiring a commitment to editing all 8 books.

About Us: We are Crown Paper Converting (crownpaperconverting.com), a premier, high-capacity mill-direct manufacturer of raw paper and industrial packaging materials based in Ontario, Southern California. We focus strictly on high-volume B2B contract sales to regional and national packaging distributors (e.g., Veritiv, Landsberg Orora, Kelly Spicers) and converters. Our current primary push is focused on our specialized single-face division, backed by our dedicated digital storefront: singlefacecorrugatedrolls.com. From our Southern California facility, we convert and manufacture massive quantities of Single-Face Corrugated Rolls (A, B, and E-Flutes), Kraft Paper, Chipboard, Newsprint, and Laminated Solid Fiber. Our core value propositions are direct manufacturer pricing, strict distributor-protection rules (100% blind shipping/private labeling), and a massive local freight cost/lead-time edge for the Southwest market (CA, NV, AZ, UT) over out-of-state competitors. The Project: We are looking for a complete, turnkey outbound cold email campaign manager or agency. We have an raw list of 1,500 Category Managers, Procurement Directors, and Supply Chain Executives exported from Apollo.io. We do NOT want just a copywriter. We are seeking an expert who handles the technical setup from scratch, sanitizes our lead data, guarantees delivery to primary inboxes, and handles lead handoffs. Your Turnkey Responsibilities Include: 1. Technical Infrastructure & Domain Setup (From Scratch): Sourcing and purchasing 2-3 secondary look-alike outreach domains on our behalf (e.g., @crownconverting.com). You will handle the complete technical DNS records configuration from the ground up, including SPF, DKIM, and DMARC setup, link them to an outreach sending platform (e.g., Instantly or Smartlead), and manage the initial 2-week email warm-up sequence. 2. Apollo List Cleaning & Server Verification (Mandatory): You must clean our raw list of 1,500 Apollo contacts before sending a single email. We require you to utilize strict verification tools (e.g., Clay, MillionVerifier, or NeverBounce) to run live SMTP handshakes/pings. You must filter out invalid emails, block "Risky/Catch-All" domains, and guarantee a bounce rate under 2% to protect our new infrastructure. 3. Sales Copywriting: Writing a high-converting 3-part cold email sequence. The copy must lead with our specialized single-face capabilities (singlefacecorrugatedrolls.com) as the immediate hook, while positioning Crown Paper Converting as their local one-stop manufacturer for Kraft and chipboard. 4. Campaign Tracking & Handoff: Actively monitoring campaign data (Delivery Success, Open Rates, Click Rates) and immediately routing any warm replies, quote requests, or interested regional prospects straight to our sales team with full company and title details. Requirements: - Deep, documented experience running end-to-end B2B cold email campaigns, including manual look-alike domain setup and DNS configuration. - Proven history of utilizing professional data-cleansing and waterfall verification techniques on Apollo datasets. - Masterful copywriting skills tailored to corporate procurement agents—strictly professional, clear, and technical (no generic clickbait). To Apply: Please submit a brief proposal explaining your exact workflow for data verification/cleansing to prevent bounces, and how you choose look-alike domains. In your first sentence, please include the phrase "Turnkey Clean Data Infrastructure" so we know you are a professional technical sender who read our requirements.

We’re trying to connect and reliably pass lead/customer data between WordPress forms (Gravity Forms), Zapier, Zenoti, and tracking systems like GTM/Wicked Reports. The main challenges are: dynamically populating hidden fields and URL parameters ensuring tracking data persists correctly across systems troubleshooting broken Zapier automations/webhooks debugging JavaScript/GTM-based parameter passing identifying where data is being lost between platforms This is less about building simple Zapier automations and more about debugging multi-system integrations involving WordPress, Gravity Forms, GTM, APIs/webhooks, and attribution tracking.

We are seeking an experienced specialist to integrate Ellucian Banner with our existing systems. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in higher education software integration and project management. Responsibilities include conducting needs assessments, designing integration solutions, and ensuring seamless data flow between systems. The role requires collaboration with our IT team to implement and test the integration.