I will build a scalable full stack web app with node js react and postgresql


About this gig
Hey, I'm Vivek a software engineer and tech lead with 7+ years of experience building web apps that don't fall apart once real users show up.
Most of my work has been for clients in Nepal, the Philippines, India, and Australia. The project I'm proudest of is a B2B logistics marketplace I led end to end real trucking companies booking real freight and moving real money through it every day. That kind of work teaches you fast what holds up in production and what doesn't.
So that's what I do: I build full web apps the part users see, the backend that powers it, the database underneath, and the setup that gets it live and keeps it running. Node.js, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, payment integrations, third-party APIs whatever the project actually needs.
What you get working with me isn't just someone who writes code and disappears. I'll think through your project with you, tell you honestly when something's a bad idea, and flag the stuff that'll cause headaches later before it becomes expensive. And I write clean code the kind whoever works on it after me won't curse my name over.
Whether it's an MVP you're trying to get off the ground, a dashboard, a marketplace, or a full platform from sc
Get to know Vivek Ojha
Senior Software Engineer
- FromNepal
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Nepali, Hindi
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FAQ
Do you work on existing projects or only new builds?
Both. I can build from scratch, add features to your existing app, or fix and refactor a codebase that's giving you trouble.
What's your tech stack?
Node.js/Express, Laravel, React, Flutter, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and modern deployment tooling. If your project needs something specific, message me and I'll confirm fit.
Can you handle payments and third-party integrations?
Yes — payment gateways, external APIs, email, file storage, and more. I've shipped production payment systems handling real money.
Will I own the code?
100%.
Why should I message before ordering?
Every project is different. A quick chat lets me scope it properly and quote accurately, so there are no surprises.

