Available for new projects
Web apps, mobile apps, and IoT hardware — built end to end by one person, from the sensor firmware up to the dashboard your team logs into. Based in Goa, India; working with clients worldwide.
Download résuméBased in Goa, India
IST (UTC+5:30)
Works with clients worldwide
Remote, async-friendly
11 projects shipped
Web, mobile, and hardware
5 hackathon podium finishes
Including Smart India Hackathon
About
Most products that touch the physical world need firmware, a backend, and an interface. I do all three, which is usually why people call.
I'm Moses Rodrigues, a developer in Goa, India. I started out with microcontrollers — the kind of work where you lose an hour to a loose jumper wire — and grew outward into the web and mobile apps that sit on top of them.
That overlap is the useful part. Plenty of people can build you a Next.js dashboard. Fewer can also pick the right sensor, write the ESP32 firmware feeding it, and take the blame when a number on screen looks wrong. On a connected-hardware project it means one person to talk to instead of two vendors pointing at each other.
Eleven projects have gone out this way — groundwater monitoring for city planners, blood-bank coordination for hospitals, crop disease spotted from a phone camera — plus five hackathon podium finishes, Smart India Hackathon among them. I'm in my final year of a B.E. in Electronics & Computer Engineering, and take client work alongside it.
I wire up ESP32, ESP8266, and Arduino boards, get real sensor data off them reliably, and push it to a cloud database you can actually query.
I build fast, responsive web and mobile apps with Next.js, React, React Native, Node.js, and Supabase — auth, dashboards, and payments included.
Hackathons taught me to go from empty repo to working demo in 36 hours. On client work that habit turns into weekly builds you can click through.
What I build
Most of my work is one of these — often two of them in the same project. Every one has shipped code behind it, not just a service page.
Sensor-to-dashboard systems built end to end — the board, the firmware, the cloud sync, and the screen your team watches it on.
Shipped on Smart Well Management · Smart Waste Management · Smart Fingerprint Attendance
Production web apps with real auth, real roles, and real data — not a template with your logo dropped on it.
Shipped on BloodConnect · WellnessAI · ArchBlizz
LLM and computer-vision features built into your product where they solve a real job, with cost controls and sane fallbacks.
Shipped on CropGuard · LogExplain · ArchBlizz
One React Native codebase, Android and iOS, talking to the same backend as your web app.
Shipped on CropGuard · Patient Monitoring System
Not sure which one your idea is? Describe it in a message and I'll tell you straight whether it's something I should be building for you.
Not everything I've ever touched — just the tools I'd be comfortable being paid to use tomorrow morning, across hardware, web, mobile, and data.
ESP32
Arduino
Sensors & Interfacing
TypeScript
JavaScript
Python
C
C++
React
Next.js
Node.js
REST APIs
Supabase
MySQL
MongoDBProjects
Three I'd point a new client at first. Each one went the whole way — hardware, backend, interface, deployment — and most have a live demo you can open right now.
2025Smart well management with EcoWell AI—real-time monitoring, secure access, and interactive maps for groundwater insights. Built with Next.js, Supabase, and modern web tech.
2025A web & mobile app that helps farmers identify crop diseases instantly using their phone camera — and tells them how to fix it in simple, farmer-friendly language.
2024A complete dual biometric attendance system with hardware integration, web interface, and automated email reporting — supporting both local network and mobile access.
How I work
Hiring someone in another country is mostly a question of trust. Here is exactly how a project runs, start to finish.
A 30-minute call or a long email thread — whichever you prefer. I ask what the thing has to do, who uses it, and what already exists.
A written breakdown of what's being built, what's explicitly not, the timeline, and a fixed price or a rate. No surprise line items later.
You get something clickable every week and a short note on what changed. Course-correct early instead of at the end.
Source code in your repo, deployed and running, with setup docs. Two weeks of bug fixes included after launch.
Recognition
Five podium finishes at national and regional hackathons. Useful mainly as evidence of one thing: I can get from nothing to something that works, under a deadline, with people watching.
AITD
Padre Conceicao College of Engineering
Internal, Software & Hardware editions
Artificial Intelligence category
Goa
Timeline
Where I've worked and what I was actually doing there — AI at Lenovo, frontend at PTWO Technologies, QA at BitMento.
All Right Systems · Full-time
EPICFORCE.AI · Internship
BitMento™ · Internship
Conducted software quality assurance testing, identified bugs, verified functionality, and ensured web application reliability.
PTWO Technologies · Internship
Developed responsive, high-performance user interfaces by converting Figma designs into clean, component-based React code.
Lenovo · Internship
Built NLP pipelines and a functional chatbot using Botpress, applying machine learning techniques to real-world AI challenges.
FAQ
Mostly from clients weighing up whether to hire someone remote. Short answers, no sales language.
Yes. I work remotely with clients in the US, UK, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Canada, and across Europe. I'm in India Standard Time (UTC+5:30), which gives a solid morning overlap with Europe and the Gulf, and evening overlap with US East Coast. For US Pacific clients I schedule calls early in my morning and keep the rest async.
Goa, India. I work fully remotely and have done so with teams in Noida and elsewhere. I can travel within India for hardware installs or on-site commissioning when a project needs it.
Four kinds: IoT and connected hardware (ESP32, ESP8266, Arduino, sensors, cloud dashboards), full-stack web apps (Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase), AI features inside existing products (LLM chat, image classification, OCR), and cross-platform mobile apps in React Native. Projects that mix hardware and software are the ones I most enjoy.
Three ways, depending on how well-defined the work is. A fixed price for a clearly scoped build, a monthly retainer for ongoing work, or an hourly rate for consulting and short fixes. I quote after a scoping conversation, never before — a number without a scope is a guess.
A focused web app or dashboard usually lands in two to five weeks. IoT builds run longer because hardware has to be sourced and tested — typically four to eight weeks. I give a specific timeline in the written scope, and you see working progress every week rather than waiting until the end.
Yes, that's the point of hiring me specifically. I've built systems where I selected the sensors, wrote the ESP32 firmware, designed the database, built the Next.js dashboard, and deployed it — for example Smart Well Management and the Smart Waste Management system. You don't need a separate firmware contractor and web agency who blame each other.
You do. Code lives in your repository from the start, or gets transferred at handover, along with setup documentation and any credentials. No lock-in, no hosting you have to rent from me.
I'm a Web Developer at All Right Systems, a US company, working remotely, and a Core Developer at EPICFORCE.AI. I take freelance projects alongside both. Earlier roles: AI intern at Lenovo, frontend developer at PTWO Technologies, and QA tester at BitMento. I'm in my final year of a B.E. in Electronics & Computer Engineering at Agnel Institute of Technology and Design, Goa, graduating in 2027.
Web and mobile: Next.js, React, React Native, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node.js, Tailwind CSS. Backend and data: Supabase, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, FastAPI, PHP, REST APIs. Hardware: ESP32, ESP8266, Arduino, 8051, sensor interfacing, C and C++. AI: LLM integration, image classification, OCR, Python.
Send a message through the contact form on this site or email mosesrodrigues10@gmail.com with a couple of lines about what you want built. I reply within about a day, usually with questions. If it's a fit, you get a written scope and price before any code is written.
Something not covered here? Email me — I answer every message myself.
Contact
A couple of sentences is enough to start. I read every message myself and reply within about a day — including a straight no if it isn't something I should be building for you.