I'm a Bubble developer with 7+ years building production systems, from early-stage MVPs to platforms with complex business rules and large datasets. I write my own plugins in JavaScript, architect apps around WU consumption from the start, and I'm usually the person clients bring in when something in Bubble "can't be done."
My work focuses on designing clean data structures, reliable workflows, and scalable logic. I've built systems handling multi-role access, dashboards, automations, and integrations with external services.
Throughout my career I've worked on a wide range of products, including internal tools, client portals, financial systems, service and booking platforms, and AI-assisted applications. These projects required careful attention to data consistency, performance, and user experience, even when the underlying logic was complex.
I have solid experience integrating third-party APIs into Bubble, including Stripe (subscriptions, Connect, webhooks, custom API Connector calls), Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Calendar, Zoom, and AI services like the OpenAI and Claude APIs. I approach integrations in a structured and practical way, making sure outputs are predictable, editable, and well connected to the rest of the system rather than treated as a black box.
I've also led a team of three developers for a year, distributing work, reviewing it, and running QA before anything shipped. And I run my own SaaS product in production, so I think about architecture, security, and billing the same way an owner would.
I often work closely with founders and product owners, helping not only with implementation but also with technical decisions, scope definition, and identifying architectural risks early. I value clear communication, transparency, and building systems that are easy to maintain and evolve over time.
If you're looking for someone who can take ownership of building and improving a system, not just executing isolated tasks, send me a message and tell me what you're working on.
Filipe C. earns an estimated $9.4k/mo. That's 8× the typical freelancer and more than 99.86% of everyone we track.