Web Developer Contract Opportunity - Toronto, ON

Position: Web Developer (Contract) Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Remote Eligible) I am a full-time web developer from Ukraine currently working on a Canadian-based project. I am seeking assistance to attend job interviews on my behalf for U.S. or Canadian citizen candidates, enabling you to earn a higher income by working under your own profile. How This Works: I will bid on web development jobs. When an interview is scheduled (including recruiter and technical interviews), you will attend it representing me. If you reach the final interview and receive a job offer, background checks and references will be required. At that stage, I will provide necessary documentation such as Social Security Number and driver’s license with your photo. In some cases, companies may send a secure laptop; I will handle setup and logistics from Canada. Additional logistics like setting up a Canadian bank account will also be managed by me. Your Role: Focus exclusively on the technical aspects of the project during interviews and job execution. No need to worry about banking, delivery, or paperwork — I will manage all administrative tasks. Compensation: You will receive a minimum of $2,000 per month for your assistance. Annual Salary Equivalent: $36,000 USD per year. Job Type: Contract, Remote Eligible If you are a U.S. or Canadian citizen interested in this unique opportunity to collaborate on international projects and earn a steady income, please apply.

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