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Hello,
We are Coderfy, a product development company with strong expertise in e-commerce and ERP systems for business clients. Your goal to evolve Swork into a combined SaaS storefront + internal ERP is very close to the type of products we build and support.

We have solid experience stabilizing and refactoring existing platforms, cleaning complex databases, and turning growing e-commerce projects into scalable business systems. Our focus is always on reliability, clear architecture, and long-term growth — not just feature delivery.

For this project, we see the work as:
- stabilizing and cleaning the current backend and database
- restructuring the system so commerce, SaaS features, and internal operations are clearly separated
- building a fast, dedicated internal ERP instead of a basic admin panel
… - delivering a client-facing storefront that combines e-commerce with equipment and stock management

We specialize in business-oriented solutions, understand operational workflows, and are comfortable working on live products with real customers. We’re interested in a long-term partnership and can work independently while keeping communication clear and proactive.

We suggest discussing the details first — after that, we can define the scope, explain what’s included, and propose a realistic budget and delivery plan.

Hello, Maxence.
Will you use Medusa.js only for back-end?
No need front-end?
I think using Medusa.js for whole project is best solution.
Also Medusa.js only supports PostgreSQL and Medusa.js front-end is SaaS project.
So I recommend you whole Medusa.js.
Hope to discuss more details.
Thank you.
Inacio,

Hi there!

I have worked on products where Medusa began as something small and later had to grow into the core system for both sales and internal work. Helping that transition feel smooth is something I know well. Cleaning up the data, settling the backend, and making the APIs behave in a clear and steady way is work I am very comfortable doing.

On the backend, I prefer fixing things properly instead of adding quick patches. I start with the database because when PostgreSQL is clean and well structured, everything else becomes easier to trust. I am used to going through existing Medusa setups, deciding what is still doing its job, what needs to be rebuilt, and whether moving to a serverless AWS setup actually helps or just adds complexity. The aim is always the same, fewer surprises, clearer behavior, and a system that can grow without stress.

On the frontend side, I like building tools that deal with a lot of data but still feel simple for people using them every day. Internal ERP tools should be quick and straightforward, and client facing SaaS should feel calm and easy even when there is a lot happening behind the scenes.

I work best on long term projects where stability and clarity matter more than rushing new features. I am comfortable working closely with a team and adjusting both the product and the technical setup as the picture becomes clearer over time.
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Thank you!

Hello!
My name is Alexey, and I represent the NC-1 development team. For over five years, we've been creating websites, mobile apps, online stores, ERP/CRM systems, and other e-commerce products. Our team includes specialists with the experience and expertise you need. Our candidates:
1. Fullstack-developer, senior
Stack: Languages & Core: JavaScript, TypeScript. Frontend: React, Next.js, HTML, SCSS, MUI, Mantine, RTK, Zustand, Effector (ecosystem), Webpack, Vite. Backend: Node.js, Express, NestJS, Fastify. Databases & ORM: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, TypeORM, Sequelize. Messaging & Realtime: Socket.IO, RabbitMQ. Infrastructure & Tools: Docker, Linux. Rate per hour - 25 usd.
2. Frontend-developer, senior
TypeScript, HTML, CSS; • React/NextJS, React Native; • Redux/Effector/MobX/Zustand; • MaterialUI, AntDesign, ChakraUI; • Vite, Webpack; • REST API, GraphQL; • Jest,React testing library, Storybook, Loki; • SASS, TailwindCSS, Styled-components. Rate per hour - 25 usd.
Our cases: https://1drv.ms/b/c/b7a0d31a9dae1bc5/IQCpK38gmEvWT6F_Cso40Li-AXAKkSs-J67mCwll-C732pw?e=v4VVF5
Sincerely,
Alexey M.

Good day!

Thank you for the detailed description of the Swork project — the architecture, mission, and scale of tasks look very strong and close to my experience.

I am a Node.js backend developer focused on architecture, refactoring, and scalable systems, with practical experience working with PostgreSQL, headless architectures, SaaS modules, and e-commerce logic. I also have a good understanding of the frontend part (Next.js / React / TypeScript), which allows me to build solutions considering the real needs of UI and business processes.

How I see my value for Swork

Phase 1 — Stabilization and Foundation
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Refactoring PostgreSQL: schema normalization, data integrity, preparation for scaling SaaS modules

Audit and stabilization of MedusaJS: cleaning up legacy parts, clear API contract

Architectural assessment: Medusa Core vs full AWS Serverless (Lambda + API Gateway + S3) with a focus on cost/performance

Preparing the backend as a headless core for two frontends

Phase 2 — Interfaces

Close integration with the ERP frontend (Vite / Next.js)

Designing APIs for complex SaaS cases:

equipment fleet management

linking assets to users/tasks

real-time inventory control

Technical experience (briefly)

Backend: Node.js, TypeScript, NestJS / Express, Headless API

DB: PostgreSQL, modeling complex schemas, query optimization

Frontend: React, Next.js (understanding state management and data-driven UI)

Cloud: AWS (S3, Lambda), Render, serverless approach

Approach: clean architecture, documentation, long-term support

I am aligned with the approach of “stabilize → refactor → build,” and I am comfortable working with systems that are already in production and need not “rewrite everything from scratch,” but to do it correctly and scalably.

I would be happy to discuss:

the current state of the Medusa core

the scope of legacy

the expected format of collaboration (full-time / part-time / contract)

I am ready to join the project and take responsibility for the backend part of the ecosystem.

Sincerely,
Ruslan

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Hi

I bring over 9 years of solid, hands-on experience building, stabilizing, and scaling production systems, and I’m confident I can contribute meaningfully to the Swork ecosystem from day one.

My strength lies in working with existing, complex codebases—untangling messy logic, refactoring unstable cores, and restructuring systems for long-term scalability. On the backend, I have extensive experience with Node.js and modular architectures, including headless commerce and ERP-style platforms. I’ve led PostgreSQL schema refactors to improve data integrity and performance, and I’m comfortable designing and evaluating AWS-based infrastructures, including S3 and serverless (Lambda) architectures with a strong focus on cost and reliability.

On the frontend, I’ve spent years building data-heavy SaaS dashboards and internal tools using Next.js, Vite, and TypeScript. I’m experienced in consuming complex APIs, managing non-trivial client-side state (such as asset tracking and assignments), and delivering fast, maintainable interfaces. I’ve worked with Chakra UI as well as Tailwind and Shadcn, and I can make pragmatic decisions about UI frameworks based on performance and maintainability.

Most importantly, I’m not just a feature builder—I specialize in stabilizing and improving real systems. I work in phases, prioritize clean architecture and documentation, and make sure the result is understandable and sustainable for the team. With 9 years of experience across backend, frontend, and infrastructure, I’m well prepared to help you refactor, stabilize, and grow this platform.

Hello.
This project is actually aimed at transforming a fragile e-commerce system into a reliable, scalable SaaS ecosystem with a clear separation between customer-facing tools and internal operations. I would start by cleaning up the PostgreSQL schema and stabilizing the MedusaJS core so that the API is predictable, documented, and ready for scaling, and I would also evaluate the transition to a serverless AWS system where it makes sense. On the frontend side, I would create targeted interfaces for both ERP and customer SaaS, focused on performance, data clarity, and real operational workflows, rather than just the user interface. The goal is a system that your team can trust daily and that can grow without complicating maintenance.

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