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Remote AI Website Developer / Vibe Coder (Part-Time / Ongoing)

SUITE CAPACITY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC
United States
30 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Temporary contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Compensation
$41,600.0 - $62,400.0
Working hours
Shift work
Job source
www.indeed.com

Tech stack

Artificial Intelligence Software Debugging Design of User Interfaces Next.js Responsive Web Design ReactJS Front End Software Development

Job description

  • Edit and improve an existing Vercel/v0 website
  • Design and refine interactive widgets and user flows
  • Implement new features and functionality
  • Debug and troubleshoot frontend issues
  • Collaborate on AI-driven user experiences and automation
  • Optimize responsive design and performance

Requirements

  • Experience with Vercel v0
  • React / Next.js
  • Strong UI/UX and frontend design skills
  • Comfortable working with AI-assisted development (“vibe coding”)
  • Ability to communicate clearly and work independently

Benefits & conditions

$20 - $30 an hour - Temporary, Pulled from the full job description

  • Flexible schedule

About the company

We’re looking for a remote developer with experience using Vercel v0 (vibe coding), React/Next.js, AI tools, and modern web design to help us continuously improve an AI-powered website and interactive widgets.

This is not a project from scratch-we already have the foundation built and need someone who can make ongoing edits, improve functionality, refine UI/UX, troubleshoot issues, and build new features over the next several months.

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Good distractions

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1:34 min

Defining vibe coding and navigating early tool limitations

Jeff Blankenburg Jeff Blankenburg · World Congress 2026 Europe

4:30 min

Scaffolding pages and routing single-page applications with Next.js

Josh Goldberg · JS Congress

1:21 min

Exploring the target application for front end tests

Anna Mcdougall · JS Congress

2:08 min

The vending machine trap in software debugging

Jen Callou Jen Callou · Europe 2026 Virtual

2:58 min

Examining the limits of AI-assisted vibe coding

Adam Tornhill · Coffee With Developers

1:31 min

Introduction to the GraphQL, Apollo, and Next.js stack

Josh Goldberg · JS Congress

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Europe 2026 Virtual • about 2 months ago

Using AI Without Losing Your Skills

Jen Callou

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53:45
JS Congress • almost 5 years ago

Watch Tests Go Brrrr! : Getting Started with Cypress in ReactJS

Anna Mcdougall

GraphQL + Apollo + Next.js: A Lovely Trio thumbnail
40:45
JS Congress • almost 5 years ago

GraphQL + Apollo + Next.js: A Lovely Trio

Josh Goldberg

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15:08
World Congress 2025 • about 1 year ago

10 commandments for vibe coding

YK Sugi

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18:44
World Congress 2023 • about 3 years ago

What I learned as a developer from accidents in space

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