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Looking for a Long-Term Collaboration with a U.S.-Based Software Engineer

The software job market has changed dramatically over the past couple of years.

Even experienced engineers are finding it harder to land good opportunities. Companies are hiring more cautiously, competition is global, and many remote positions now receive hundreds or even thousands of applications.

Instead of continuing to tackle these challenges alone, I'm looking for a long-term technical collaboration with a software engineer based in the United States.

This is not a recruiting post and I'm not looking to hire anyone.

About Me

I'm a full-stack software engineer with experience building web applications, backend services, cloud-based systems, AI integrations, and blockchain applications.

I enjoy solving technical problems and have worked across multiple technologies throughout my career.

What I'm Looking For

I'm interested in partnering with another experienced developer who is also thinking creatively about today's job market.

The idea is to collaborate rather than compete.

Examples could include:

  • Sharing remote job opportunities.
  • Preparing for technical interviews together.
  • Reviewing each other's resumes and portfolios.
  • Helping each other expand professional networks.
  • Exploring freelance or contract opportunities together.

I'm particularly interested in connecting with someone in the U.S. because many opportunities are region-specific, and having someone who understands the local hiring market would be valuable.

What I Can Offer

I believe successful collaborations should benefit both people.

I can contribute by:

  • Building production-quality software.
  • Reviewing architecture and code.
  • Helping with backend, frontend, AI, or blockchain development.
  • Creating portfolio-worthy projects.
  • Being a reliable long-term technical partner.

Why I'm Posting Here

Dev.to has always felt like a community of engineers who enjoy learning from one another.

If you're interested in building a genuine professional partnership where both of us can improve our skills, strengthen our portfolios, and navigate today's challenging hiring market together, I'd be glad to connect.

Feel free to leave a comment or reach out if this resonates with you.

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