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Back-End Developer Needed for a EU Uni Finder/Helper Project š (Volunteer Opportunity)
Hey everyone! 
Weāre looking for a Back-End Developer Volunteer to help us build something impactful! If you want to gain real-world experience while contributing to a meaningful cause, hereās what weāre looking for:
Tech Stack:
- Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB (essential).
- Familiarity with React.js (MERN stack) is a plus.
- Strong understanding of RESTful APIs and GraphQL.
- Experience with authentication systems and secure data handling.
What We Need:
- Someone with prior experience in back-end development (a few personal or team projects are great!).
- A team player whoās eager to collaborate and learn.**
What Youāll Get:
- Real-world project experience to add to your portfolio.
- A chance to work with a motivated team on a mission-driven project.
- Recommendations, certifications, or project credits for your work.**
If this sounds like something youād be interested in, drop me a message or comment below! Happy to share more details. Letās create something awesome together. 
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