Muhammad Faizan · Remote worldwide

Hire a Software Engineer Online

Ready to hire a software engineer? Send a short brief on faizan.codes. Muhammad Faizan replies with a clear next step—scope, approach, and fit—so you can move without hiring theater.

Operators who are ready to hire and want a written next step, not a sales deck.

  • Hire software engineer for SaaS, CRM, AI, mobile, or DevOps
  • Transparent engagement path for business owners
  • Worldwide remote — async-friendly across timezones
  • Message form + email on every page

How to hire a software engineer at faizan.codes

  1. 01

    Send a brief

    Describe users, the first release, integrations, and constraints via the contact form or info@faizan.codes.

  2. 02

    Get a scoped reply

    You receive fit, approach, and timeline options—usually within one business day.

  3. 03

    Agree the first slice

    We lock a vertical slice you can see in production: a workflow, a URL, and a way to change it later.

  4. 04

    Ship and operate

    Releases, access, and a simple ops path so the product does not die after launch week.

A hiring path that does not waste a quarter

Most “hire a software engineer” processes stall on job posts, agency intros, and interviews that never touch the actual product. The faster path: send the outcome, the users, and the deadline. I reply with whether I am the right hire, what the first slice looks like, and how we would work.

You are not buying hours in the abstract. You are hiring someone to make a specific system real.

What to include in the first message

Who logs in, what they must do in the first five minutes, must-have vs later, integrations (payments, email, CRM), and constraints (budget band, compliance, timezone). A one-page brief is enough.

If you do not have that yet, say so. Tightening the brief is part of the work of a senior software engineer.

Questions business owners ask

How long before we can start?

If the brief is clear and the calendar fits, we can often start within days—not a multi-week recruiting cycle. I will tell you honestly if I am at capacity.

Do you replace my whole team?

No. Many clients already have operators, designers, or a junior developer. I own the engineering outcome and leave the system understandable.

Is this only for new products?

No. I also take over stalled MVPs, messy CRMs, and SaaS products that need tenancy, billing, or DevOps before the next customers arrive.

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