Full-Stack Web Developer (Next.js) – Elvoro Ltd

Full-Stack Web Developer (Next.js) – Elvoro Ltd Engagement: Freelance (ongoing possible) Location: Remote Compensation: $3,000-5,000 (fixed) Overview Build Elvoro 's entire website from our provided Figma design, fully coded and launch-ready. Fixed price paid on completion, with potential for ongoing work. About the Company Elvoro is an innovative AI marketing technology company powering multiple solutions such as agentic marketing systems for industry analysis, B2B social media management, and AI content generation at scale. A cutting-edge, founder-led company driven by speed, clarity, and practical execution. Responsibilities & Deliverables Develop Elvoro ’s website independently from the ground up using a provided Figma design, design guideline and direct founder input. Ensure production-grade code, seamless UI/UX, top-level SEO & AEO (GEO / “AI SEO”) and other best practices. Discuss technical decisions proactively to support non-technical founder. Upon successful completion, work may be extended for ongoing maintenance or planned expansion of the website. Tech Stack Qualifications Several years of professional web development experience with the following: Next.js (React), Vercel TypeScript (JavaScript) HTML (Tailwind) CSS SQL (e.g. Postgres database, Supabase) GitHub Stripe Figma AI-Native Workflow Qualifications Proactively using AI for efficiency, speed, and quality. AI coding agents such as: Claude Code, Cursor, xAI, OpenAI Codex, etc. AI coding assistants such as: Cursor, Claude, GitHub Copilot, etc. Strong prompt engineering skills, with the judgment to review AI output and full accountability for all AI-generated code. Benefits Strong, fixed pay for a clearly defined deliverable, settled promptly on completion with potential for continued work. Independence over how, when, and where you work; results matter, not hours logged. Direct collaboration with the founder means fast decisions. A strong addition of an advanced AI company to your development portfolio. Originally posted on Himalayas