How do I find saas startups to work with?

[Rikz]

I am a self-taught full-stack web developer about to complete my masters and am looking for saas startups who are looking to hire so I can work to improve my collaboration skills. I have already built quite a few MVPs for founders but now looking for some long term opportunity. Currently looking for working at $2k/month.

I work with React/Nextjs with redux for state management and rtk-query for api calls in frontend.

Have worked on embeddable AI chatbot, admin dashboards to manage knowledge base documents such as pdfs, docx, xls etc files and also do their user management, document management, seeing logs etc.

Have used Twilio’s video SDK for live video calls in chatbot for agent and customer communication. Used sockets for back and forth communication between frontend and backend. Have created micro-frontend architecture as well for chat Interface so it can become reusable piece of frontend to be utilised in another Nextjs frontend and in standalone mode as well without code repetition.

Have worked on searching the text in pdfs and highlighting and auto scrolling to it, used Fusejs for text similarity searching on frontend side. I use firebase auth for frontend authentication. Stripe for payments. On backend, I use Nodejs and Python, express for Nodejs and FastAPI for python. I have also worked on extracting information from documents which contain tables and images using PaddleOCR and NER in collaboration with other devs.

Here's some of the projects I've worked on:

https://shinobiai.io

https://goatogs.com

https://goiterative.com

I've built both the backend and frontend of first 2 websites and only frontend of last one.

 

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[Bounce Back]

So you came to the fastlane forum to ask for help finding a slowlane job?

 

[BlackLands]

So you came to the fastlane forum to ask for help finding a slowlane job?

Is it possible that you didn't get that this guy is trying to find a job that will enable him to become fastlaner later? Or do you think that such skills can be thought in 2 weeks of self study or using a shitty no-code tool?

Expand your horizon, there are different ways to become fastlaner, and in some of these ways you need to be a slowlaner first in order to accumulate experiences, money and connections to increase the chance to become a fastlaner later.

 

[Jon822]

I have already built quite a few MVPs for founders

Here's an idea. Create an MVP for yourself. If that doesn't interest you, then here you go:

https://www.indeed.com/

 

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[Jon822]

Is it possible that you didn't get that this guy is trying to find a job that will enable him to become fastlaner later? Or do you think that such skills can be thought in 2 weeks of self study or using a shitty no-code tool?

Expand your horizon, there are different ways to become fastlaner, and in some of these ways you need to be a slowlaner first in order to accumulate experiences, money and connections to increase the chance to become a fastlaner later.

Then you don't come to an entrepreneurial forum to job seek. You go to a job board or build a profile on Upwork or Fiverr.

 

[Jon822]

 

[Johnny boy]

Currently looking for working at $2k/month.

If you learn how to flip burgers you could get yourself a pay raise lol

 

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[Ayush6543]

I am a self-taught full-stack web developer about to complete my masters and am looking for saas startups who are looking to hire so I can work to improve my collaboration skills. I have already built quite a few MVPs for founders but now looking for some long term opportunity. Currently looking for working at $2k/month.

I work with React/Nextjs with redux for state management and rtk-query for api calls in frontend.

Have worked on embeddable AI chatbot, admin dashboards to manage knowledge base documents such as pdfs, docx, xls etc files and also do their user management, document management, seeing logs etc.

Have used Twilio’s video SDK for live video calls in chatbot for agent and customer communication. Used sockets for back and forth communication between frontend and backend. Have created micro-frontend architecture as well for chat Interface so it can become reusable piece of frontend to be utilised in another Nextjs frontend and in standalone mode as well without code repetition.

Have worked on searching the text in pdfs and highlighting and auto scrolling to it, used Fusejs for text similarity searching on frontend side. I use firebase auth for frontend authentication. Stripe for payments. On backend, I use Nodejs and Python, express for Nodejs and FastAPI for python. I have also worked on extracting information from documents which contain tables and images using PaddleOCR and NER in collaboration with other devs.

Here's some of the projects I've worked on:

https://shinobiai.io

https://goatogs.com

https://goiterative.com

I've built both the backend and frontend of first 2 websites and only frontend of last one.

Ok buddy, I am going to give you some tough love.
I was in the same spot like you trying to learn every technology, and only after my web design business failed that I realised that, my clients don't care about how much I know about technical stuff all they do care about is their problems and needs.
For that reason my advice to you would be to find those problems which the business owners are facing and coming up with solutions to those problems with what you have learnt.
Why not start building websites or apps for local businesses that you know? And while working over there, u come up with solutions to their problems.

 

[Jon822]

Ok buddy, I am going to give you some tough love.
I was in the same spot like you trying to learn every technology, and only after my web design business failed that I realised that, my clients don't care about how much I know about technical stuff all they do care about is their problems and needs.
For that reason my advice to you would be to find those problems which the business owners are facing and coming up with solutions to those problems with what you have learnt.
Why not start building websites or apps for local businesses that you know? And while working over there, u come up with solutions to their problems.

This is spot on but I'm pretty sure OP has multiple accounts and this is just his latest bs story. Stay tuned for account number 3!