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Spring Security is a robust system of authentication and authorization meant to ensure the safety of an application. It provides a platform that allows developers to control access to resources, using user authentication and authorization techniques and access control. These techniques commonly include role-based security, hierarchical security, multi-factor authentication and single sign-on across applications.

If you are looking to hire a freelance Spring Security developer, they could take care of your application’s authentication/authorization setup and deployment process, as well as manage any operational or security issues that may arise in your existing setup. They can also implement new features, high availability configurations and software updates to ensure your application is secure.

When selecting a Spring Security engineer for the job, it is important to look for someone with the technical skillset required for the job. Interview the developer about their experience with developing code for web applications and databases, as well as their experience working with various programming languages such as Java or JavaScript. Be sure to ask about their experience working with Spring Security specifically and ask for examples of their most successful projects. Ask them questions about the architecture that they would use if they were brought onto your project. Once you have narrowed down the profiles you can offer an estimated rate to the developer (the rates may vary between $50-$150 per hour) which should include regular maintenance work, feature upgrades and bug-fixes.

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