Backend-focused Full-Stack Engineer with experience building production systems end-to-end — from PostgreSQL schema design to Node.js/TypeScript backend services and React frontend. Worked on enterprise systems covering assessments, sessions, payments, ticketing, and meetings. Experience with RabbitMQ, Redis, and real-time systems. Open to Backend / Full-Stack roles. Immediate joiner.
GitHub: https://github.com/muhmdshanub
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/muhammed-shanoob-ak

Anyone know any amazing freelance UX/UI designers? DM me.

How much impact does a rejected L1B and not picked H1B have on a current L1A filing?

It’s times like these I am so glad i invested in a vehicle.

How long would you say it takes to adjust to a new job?

My contribution to advertising today: confirmed that the 2017 was changed to 2019.

You’re all welcome.

If I made a Meetup group for consultants in the Denver/Boulder area, how many of you would join? Could do everything from hiking, eating, game nights, dog play dates etc

Anyone knows how much a commercial operator for Shell salary is Also during my application, they requested to fill expected salary. I left it blank as I couldn’t type “negotiable” (blank only accepts numbers). How does one answers this question ?

A recruiter from a firm I applied to reached out about scheduling an interview and I responded 5 minutes later saying I am available whenever. Over two days have gone by and I’ve heard nothing. Is that odd?

When drafting a brief or other submissions for court or arbitration, do you use words such as clearly, erroneously, etc. to emphasize certain points? Our managing partner says that we should, but all of the writing guides for litigators that I've read repeats the mantra "show, don't tell" and explain that most judges dread such words.

I know that the politically correct thing to do here is to do whatever the managing partner wants me to do, but I just wanted to ask for other ppl's opinion.

Anyone have any insights into Big Law firms opening in Salt Lake City (Kirkland & Ellis, Wilson Sonsini, Greenberg Traurig, Foley, etc.)? I was approached by a recruiter because of a past connection to the state, and I’m trying to determine whether it would be a good fit.

Boston biglaw associates, do you pay for monthly parking and drive into the office? Or do you still ride the T?

I have been laid off going on 3 months now and I’ve never felt so discouraged in my life. This job hunt for me has been frustrating and draining. It really has taken a toll on my mental health and maybe even confidence. I feel like I’m losing momentum. Any advice on staying positive throughout this journey? It’s so hard to stay upbeat and motivated at times.