Typescript Jobs

I am creating a real-world-asset tokenization platform that will run on Ethereum, and I need a developer who is equally comfortable writing Solidity smart contracts and building a Node.js backend that speaks fluently to those contracts through web3 libraries.

I’m replacing our summary-based workflow with a true Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipeline and need a collaborator who can own both the backend and the React front end. The core objective is accuracy: every PDF we receive from clients must be chunked, embedded, stored in Qdrant, and then retrieved at query time so the language model can cite exact passages, never a lossy summary. You’ll wire this flow together with Python services and Node/Fastify APIs, expose it to the UI in Typescript/React, and keep everything humming inside our OpenAI-powered evaluation layer. What I’ll lean on you for • Architecting and implementing the end-to-end RAG pipeline (chunking strategy, embedding jobs, vector-store schema, retrieval functions). • Building real-time docum...

I'm looking for a full-stack developer to build Aurexis, an AI-powered Opportunity-to-Reality platform. You'll help create a scalable MVP and grow with us long-term. Take ownership of an existing, production-hardened engine (829 tests, strict honesty invariants, ports-and-adapters). First mission: Stage 4 — v0 API integration with pre-authorisation spend holds and idempotency. You'll be expected to write failing tests first and mutation-test your own guards. Core tech stack: - - TypeScript - Python - PostgreSQL - Supabase - AI APIs (v0 plus Anthropic) Key functionalities: - User authentication and profiles - Data processing and analysis - AI-driven recommendations and insights Primary use case: - Transform founder profiles into validated oppo...

I’m ready to launch a new YouTube series under the Techtutorialz banner and already have a detailed script that walks viewers from Playwright + TypeScript installation all the way through advanced testing features. What I now need is your skill in turning that script into polished, code-focused animated explainer videos. Here is the flow I want to see on screen: start with a quick branded intro, move into a clean animation that mirrors the IDE as each code block appears, zoom in on the most important lines, and use concise call-outs to explain what’s happening under the hood. Because these lessons cover installation and setup, basic scripting and navigation, and more advanced capabilities such as parallel execution and powerful selectors, viewers must be able to pause at any p...