Senior Software Engineer (Client Solution | Part-time)
Senior Software Engineer (Client Solution | Part-time)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Join video calls with clients for project discussions and updates
- Ask clarifying questions to understand technical and business requirements
- Translate client needs into clear tasks or user stories for the engineering team
- Explain technical concepts and development progress in simple terms
- Prepare short meeting summaries and action items after calls
- Help keep projects aligned by identifying risks, blockers, or timeline concerns early
- 10+ years of experience as a Software Engineer or in a closely related technical role
- Strong understanding of modern software development (web applications, APIs, cloud systems)
- Excellent English communication skills (spoken and written)
- Comfortable speaking with clients and explaining technical topics clearly
- Organized and reliable when working in a remote environment
- Previous experience working with US-based clients
- Experience in technical consulting, solutions architecture, or technical account management
- Background in areas such as FinTech, eCommerce, SaaS, or AI-related projects Schedule
- Approximately 5-10 hours per week
- Flexible schedule depending on project needs
- Must be able to join occasional calls during US business hours To ApplyPlease include the following in your proposal:
- Your resume (No contact information)
- Any experience working directly with clients or stakeholders
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