Who is ready to invest in the project?

Question

Programming

Hi everybody.
A project in the medical field - booking medical services.
There are competitors, but the market is not covered and we still have something to give the user.
The project has a clear USP and a well-developed monetization scheme + agreements with the first clinics.
A strategy has been developed to exit and capture a piece of the pie.
There is an initial team: a marketer and a salesman (our experience in medicine is 2 years, in other markets 10+)
There is no programmer ready to contribute - to make investments with their knowledge, taking on the technical side of the project. We will do the rest.
St. Petersburg

Answer 1

Is there a TK? What should it even be? Why cloud structure and what do you mean by that? Did you yourself decide with the salesperson that you need it? Why don't you do it if you know how?
Large databases - what are they?
Integration with what? Protocols?
In general, in order to find the missing person, you need at least a sketch of the TK. For example, it’s still not clear to me what technical parts your project will have.
Obviously the server. The server has integration with some services, possibly heterogeneous, or, on the contrary, has its own API for connecting third-party services.
Further some interface for interaction with users. Website? Mobile app? Dont clear.
It is not even clear who the user is - the end customers of medical institutions or agents.
In general - TK. At least revealing the questions I asked in 1-2 sentences.

Answer 2

Under such requirements:
* freely scalable
* keep large databases
* cloud structure
* protection against DDOS attacks
* be able to integrate (there is not enough clarification with what)
One programmer will not be enough for you, and if you find a couple of students - with a probability of 99.99% they will not master the requirements above due to lack of experience.
If you are sure that the project will succeed - find an investor and hire a team of middle/senior level programmers. If you hire only juniors, consider buying a time bomb that will definitely explode.