Full-Stack Developer (React, TypeScript, PHP) for a Real Estate Lender

Requity Group is a US private real estate lender. We run the business on our own staff app (React + TypeScript inside a WordPress plugin) connected to Zoho CRM. The app is built and actively shipping. We need someone to help finish, test and harden it.

Remote, full time, with at least 4 hours overlapping US Eastern time.

THIS ROLE IS FOR SOMEONE SELF-SUFFICIENT
You'll get a task, a well-documented codebase and access to the tools. You won't get daily hand-holding. We want someone who reads the docs, figures it out, tests their own work, and comes back with a finished fix (or a clear proposal), not a list of questions.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Test new features end to end against real test loans, find what breaks, and fix it
• Get open pull requests reviewed, tested and merged
• Fix bugs the team reports
• Improve speed and reliability of existing screens
• Keep the technical docs up to date as you change things
• Later: we may move our data from Zoho CRM to our own SQL database. You'd help design the schema, migrate the data safely and build the API layer

YOU MUST HAVE

• 3+ years with React and TypeScript
• Working knowledge of PHP and WordPress plugins
• Solid SQL and relational database design (PostgreSQL or MySQL): schemas, indexes, migrations
• Comfort with Git, pull requests and code review
• Daily use of AI coding tools (Claude Code preferred). This is required, not optional
• A track record of owning work from start to finish with little supervision
• Clear written English and a habit of testing your own work before calling it done

NICE TO HAVE

• Has moved a live business from one system to another (for example a CRM or SaaS tool to a SQL database) without losing data
• Zoho CRM / Deluge
• REST APIs
• Experience in lending, finance or real estate software

HOW WE WORK
A clear, well-documented codebase, small pull requests, and a paid 2 to 4 week trial on a defined task list before a long-term offer.

TO APPLY
Start your application with the word "LEDGER" (so we know you read this). Then, in under 300 words:

1. A project you built or shipped mostly on your own. What it did, what part was yours, and how you d ---------- what to do when the requirements were unclear.
2. A bug you found and fixed that someone else missed. How you tracked it down.
3. A database you designed or a data migration you ran. How big it was and how you made sure nothing was lost.
4. How you check your own work before handing it over.

Include links we can look at: GitHub, a live app, or a short screen recording (Loom or similar) walking through code you wrote. Applications without real work samples won't be reviewed.