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Hello, We are currently looking for a highly experienced Senior Moodle Developer / Learning Systems Architect to take full technical ownership of our Moodle ecosystem. This is not a standard Moodle developer role — we are seeking someone capable of architecting and scaling a full learning platform with advanced customization, integrations, and automation. Scope of Work Includes: Custom plugin development (local, block, report, activity modules) Advanced Moodle extension using APIs (without core modification) Designing scalable multi-tenant learning systems Building automation tools (CLI scripts, bulk operations, smart enrollment systems) API integrations with ERP, CRM, and HR systems AI integration (e.g., ChatGPT APIs for adaptive learning & content generation) Performance o...

I’d like a skilled ERPNext developer to introduce a handful of targeted tweaks to the HR, Attendance and Leave Management modules on my live, production instance. The system is already up and running; you’ll be working directly on it (behind a feature branch) and pushing a clean, test-covered PR for review. Deliverables • Restrict back-dated leave requests: only users with the “Leave Approver” role should be able to submit a leave application more than 48 hours after the leave start date. • Always show punch times: check-in and check-out timestamps must display even when Attendance Status is “On Leave”. • Auto half-day logic: if only one punch (either IN or OUT) exists for a day, mark the day as “Half Day” automatically....

I’m standing up a brand-new WordPress box on a Linux host and need it architected from day one around a strict zero-trust stance—even the hypervisor or hosting provider must be treated as hostile. Here is the baseline I need you to hit: • Full-disk encryption with LUKS configured during provisioning, unlocking only through a self-hosted key management system that lives off–box (no cloud “managed” services, no HSM rental). • The key workflow must survive reboots without ever storing secrets locally and still allow automated patching and recovery. • WordPress itself should sit behind hardened nginx/Apache, with minimum required PHP modules, file-system permissions locked down, and Web Application Firewall rules tuned for the CMS. • ...