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Project-Based Developer (Google Cloud + WordPress Integration)

Contract | Remote | Principals Only | NO Calls

We’re looking for a reliable, self-directed independent developer for an initial short-term project to repair, and modernize established websites, and finish a plugin for a small but well-built real estate data platform. With successful completion, there is potential for additional modest project phases as the platform evolves.

What You’ll Work On

  • Update and deploy a Flask/Python backend on Google Cloud (App Engine → Python 3 / Cloud Run).

  • Integrate BigQuery , Cloud SQL

    , and Cloud Storage for listings and media.

  • Refactor the custom WordPress “ChicagoHome” plugin to work with the DIVI theme. (partially complete)
  • Potentially, merging a new MLS API - if that repair is needed
  • Document configurations and build steps for smoother future work.
What We’re Looking For (and not)
  • Experience with Python (Flask) and JavaScript (React)

    .

  • Familiarity with WordPress (plugins, hooks, PHP) .

  • Required. Hands-on experience with Google Cloud (App Engine, Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, BigQuery, Cloud Storage) .

  • Comfortable integrating the Google Maps API .

  • Has experience with MLS data/Real Estate API’s/and-or RETS (this is a big plus)
  • Organized, proactive, and comfortable working independently.
  • Communicates clearly, provides updates early, and asks good questions.

  • Has a public GitHub account to share coding styles and examples.
  • No 3rd party agencies or subcontractors. Only looking for independent developers, which is firm.

Ideal Fit
  • Turns creative ideas into structured, working solutions.
  • Balances independence with collaboration.
  • Brings steady follow-through and attention to detail.

To apply, please share:
  1. A short note about your relevant experience and approach for development

  2. Familiarity with GitHub Codespaces
  3. Use of AI in your development process

  4. Your resume or LinkedIn profile, with your location.
  5. A link to your public GitHub account .

  6. Your hourly rate for this type of work.
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