Hey everyone! I’m working on Mithra, a platform designed to redefine academic collaboration, present...

# opensource

[Amir H. Ebrahimnezhad]

Hey everyone!
I’m working on Mithra, a platform designed to redefine academic collaboration, presentations, and global knowledge sharing. Think of it as the next-generation tool for researchers, educators, and students to interact, present, and collaborate in real time. And I'm looking for some enthusiastic Kotlin developers to make a team. The backend is the foundation of Mithra, ensuring seamless real-time interactions, structured content management, and robust authentication.
Backend Highlights:
🔹 Real-time Collaboration – WebSocket-based architecture enabling live lectures, interactive presentations, and document co-editing with structured permissions.
🔹 Lecture Management System – Backend logic for versioning, access control, and managing public/private visibility of lectures.
🔹 Authentication & GitHub Integration – Secure login via email/GitHub OAuth, repository syncing, and structured content push/pull mechanisms.
🔹 Scalable Infrastructure – Built for high-concurrency scenarios, optimized for performance and reliability.
🔹 AI-Powered Enhancements – Backend support for AI-driven features like automated lecture summaries, grammar suggestions, and intelligent search.
Who I’m Looking For:
🔹 Backend Developer
✅ Experience with Kotlin, SpringBoot for scalable, real-time systems.
✅ Strong understanding of WebSockets, authentication mechanisms, and third-party API integrations (GitHub OAuth, etc.).
✅ Interest in AI-powered enhancements and research-oriented applications.
✅ Experience working with structured databases, caching strategies, and optimizing for low-latency operations.
Why Join?
🚀 Build the backbone of an open-knowledge movement revolutionizing academic content sharing.
📖 Work on real-world problems in real-time collaboration, knowledge management, and distributed systems.
🛠️ Tackle exciting backend challenges with a strong focus on performance, scalability, and security.

[LeoColman]

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[Amir H. Ebrahimnezhad]

I published there first
They told me since it's open-source and not hiring i should post here

[LeoColman]

Ah, I see. I thought it was a paid role, sorry