MongoDB Jobs

My MERN-based website—built with separate Admin, Client and Expert panels—is code-complete but still sitting locally. I need it deployed on Vercel and running smoothly in production.i also have a domain purchased through godaddy but when it searches I don’t want it to show Vercel anywhere. Here is what I know so far: the entire stack is MongoDB, Express, React and Node.js; the hosting target is Vercel; and the database still needs to be provisioned and connected (a fresh MongoDB Atlas cluster is fine, but I’m open to whatever you recommend). What I need from you is the full deployment cycle plus a quick round of post-deployment checks to be certain every panel behaves exactly as it does in development: log-ins authenticate, APIs respond, data persists and role-ba...

I’m launching an end-to-end e-commerce platform focused exclusively on selling downloadable digital products. The stack is already decided—React for the responsive front end, Node.js with Express for the API layer, and MongoDB as the data store. Here’s what I need you to put in place: • Secure email-and-password sign-up / log-in flow, complete with JWT handling and refresh logic. • RESTful endpoints for catalog, cart, checkout, and admin actions, wired to MongoDB models. • Role-based controls so that administrators can add, edit, or retire products while shoppers can only purchase. • Credit/Debit Card payment integration (Stripe is preferred, but I’m open if you have a stronger recommendation). • Socket.IO-powered real-time notif...

I'm looking for an experienced MERN stack developer to build a comprehensive multi-school SaaS ERP. Key Features: - Manage students, teachers, attendance, academics, exams, fees, reports, and documents. - Role-based access control with secure school-wise data isolation. - Centralized Super Admin control. Ideal Skills: - Proficiency in MongoDB, , React.js, and Node.js - Strong experience in developing secure, scalable SaaS applications - Familiarity with role-based access control and data isolation Please share relevant experience and approach.

I need my application wired to a back-end database so that every new or changed record is reflected instantly on the front-end dashboards. Real-time updates are the only reporting style I will accept; batch or scheduled exports will not meet the requirement. The core work involves: • Connecting the chosen data store to my existing codebase (language-agnostic at this stage; you may recommend SQL, NoSQL, or an in-memory solution after reviewing my load profile). • Building the live data pipeline—triggers, change streams, or pub/sub—as appropriate. • Rendering the real-time views in a lightweight reporting layer so end-users see changes within seconds. • Supplying clean, well-commented code and a short deployment guide that lets me reproduce the setu...

My application already has a solid foundation, but it needs a skilled hand to push it to production-ready quality. The stack is set—React on the frontend, RESTful services on the backend, and MongoDB for persistence. I will share an existing style guide so the UI you craft stays fully aligned with our brand, while still giving you room to suggest micro-interactions and performance tweaks. Here is what I need next: • Build out responsive, accessible React components that follow my design guidelines and render cleanly on mobile and desktop. • Extend the backend with secure, efficient endpoints focused on authentication and user management. You’ll own both the business logic and API integration layers. • Refine MongoDB schemas where necessary, set up indexes, ...

I’m building a MERN-based application and the heart of the project is real-time communication. Everything else can evolve, but I need the live connection layer architected and working flawlessly first. Here’s what I’m after: a React front end that talks to a Node/Express API through WebSockets ( or native WS—your call) so users can interact instantly without refreshing the page. Think low-latency updates that feel as snappy as Slack or Discord. Back-end code should be clean, modular, and ready to plug into a Mongo (or alternative) data store once the wider feature set is finalised. For now, persistence can be lightweight, but the structure must anticipate scaling to a full database layer. To keep us aligned, I’ll consider the work complete when: • A ...