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Title: Strong Developer — Technical Fixer with Stripe Expertise (Ongoing)

July 16, 2026

About the project:

We have an existing developer on the team. We're looking to bring in a second, strong technical person — someone good at fixing problems generally, with real expertise in Stripe specifically — to help with things our current developer can't handle, on an ongoing basis.

What we need:

Stripe is the key skill: diagnose and fix why Stripe payments are currently failing/not processing correctly — review the integration (API calls, webhooks, checkout flow) and identify the root cause

Full project review: get full access and go through the project to find and fix technical problems

Tenant feature/module: review this section specifically and identify any clear technical errors or logic flaws

More broadly: catch bugs, bad logic, or technical issues our current developer may have missed or can't handle

Work alongside our existing developer as needed — collaborative, not a takeover

Available on an ongoing basis as new issues come up

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