r/PythonJobs • • Jul 13 '21

[HIRING] Python developer, šŸ’° 75’000 - 90’000 CHF / year

415 Upvotes

[HIRING][Lausanne, Switzerland, Python, Onsite]

šŸ¢ Camptocamp SA, based in Lausanne šŸ‡ØšŸ‡­ is looking for a DĆ©veloppeur Odoo (h/f/d)

āš™ļø Tech stack: Python, DevOps, Docker, ERP, Grafana, JavaScript, Kubernetes

šŸ’° 75’000 - 90’000 CHF / year

šŸ“ More details and option to apply:https://swissdevjobs.ch/jobs/Camptocamp-SA-Dveloppeur-Odoo-hfd


r/PythonJobs • • Dec 20 '23

Python is nothing without a degree..

174 Upvotes

To the work force.

Doesn't matter if I've been using python since 1993.

If I don't have a CS degree, it doesn't matter.

I've shown my code to hiring managers, been told to my face that there's no way I could know how to do that. Been called a liar and cheater once they ask me if I have a degree.

30 fucking years, doesn't matter at all.

Screw you. I'm gonna make an AI to destroy humanity..

With python.


r/PythonJobs • • Mar 28 '25 Helpful

I was tired of finding and applying to remote jobs so I built an AI agent to do it for me

149 Upvotes

It started as a tool to help me find jobs and cut down on the countless hours each week I spent filling out applications. Pretty quickly friends and coworkers were asking if they could use it as well so I got some help and made it available to more people.

Our goal is to level the playing field between employers and applicants. We don’t flood them with applications (that would cost us too much money anyway) instead we target roles that match skills and experience that people already have.

In previous posts I highlighted our ability to auto apply to jobs. However, our users are also noticing we’re able to find a ton of remote jobs for them that they can’t find anywhere else. So you don’t even need to use auto apply (people have varying opinions about it) to find jobs you want to apply to. As an additional bonus we also added a job match score, optimizing for the likelihood a user will get an interview.

There’s 3 ways to use it:

  1. ⁠⁠Have the AI Agent just find and apply a score to the jobs then you can manually apply for each job

  2. ⁠⁠Same as above but you can task the AI agent to apply to jobs to select

  3. ⁠⁠Full blown auto apply for jobs that are over 60% match (based on how likely you are to get an interview)

It’s as simple as uploading your resume and our AI agent does the rest. Plus it’s free to use, it’s called SimpleApply


r/PythonJobs • • May 17 '25

Automate Your Job Search with AI; What We Built and Learned

113 Upvotes

It started as a tool to help me find jobs and cut down on the countless hours each week I spent filling out applications. Pretty quickly friends and coworkers were asking if they could use it as well, so I made it available to more people.

How It Works:

  1. Manual Mode: View your personal job matches with their score and apply yourself

  2. Semi-Auto Mode: You pick the jobs, we fill and submit the forms

  3. Full Auto Mode: We submit to every role with a ≄60% match

Key Learnings šŸ’”

  • 1/3 of users prefer selecting specific jobs over full automation

  • People want more listings, even if we can’t auto-apply so our all relevant jobs are shown to users

  • We added an ā€œinterview likelihoodā€ score to help you focus on the roles you’re most likely to land

Our Mission is to Level the playing field by targeting roles that match your skills and experience, no spray-and-pray

Feel free to dive in right away, SimpleApply is live for everyone. Try the free tier and see what job matches you get along with some auto applies or upgrade for unlimited auto applies (with a money-back guarantee). Let us know what you think and any ways to improve!


r/PythonJobs • • Oct 10 '24

Learning Python has truly changed my career.

92 Upvotes

I started learning Python in March with the goal of switching careers into data science. At first, it felt impossible—like I’d never be able to understand the more complex concepts like machine learning algorithms. Fast forward to today, and I’ve just accepted an offer for my first data science position! I’m still amazed at how much I’ve learned in just a few months, and I’m so excited for this new chapter in my life.


r/PythonJobs • • Oct 18 '21

[HIRING] Software Engineer, šŸ’° 75’000 - 95’000 CHF / year

55 Upvotes

[HIRING][Renens, Switzerland, Python, Onsite]

šŸ¢ INVOLI, based in Renens šŸ‡ØšŸ‡­ is looking for a Software Engineer

āš™ļø Tech stack: Python, API, Angular, Backend, C, CI/CD, Django

šŸ’° 75’000 - 95’000 CHF / year

šŸ“ More details and option to apply:https://swissdevjobs.ch/jobs/INVOLI-Software-Engineer


r/PythonJobs • • Oct 18 '21

Hiring [HIRING] Postdoctoral Scholar in HPC and AI Performance in Berkeley, CA

50 Upvotes

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab’s (LBNL, https://www.lbl.gov/) Computational Research Division has an opening for a Postdoctoral Scholar in HPC and AI Performance to join the team.

In this exciting role, you will conduct fundamental and applied research in performance optimization and performance modeling of HPC and deep learning applications running on multicore- and accelerator-based supercomputers.

What You Will Do:

• Analyze the performance and scalability of HPC and deep learning applications running on multicore- and accelerator-based supercomputers

• Implement optimizations that address the performance and scalability bottlenecks in HPC and deep learning applications running on multicore- and accelerator-based supercomputers.

• Develop and prototype performance modeling techniques that capture the key performance facets of HPC and deep learning applications running on current and future multicore-, GPU-, and AI accelerator-based supercomputers

• Publish and present research results in high-impact journals and top conferences in the areas of parallel computing, machine learning, and performance modeling.

What is Required:

• PhD degree, within the last 3 years, in Computer Science, Computational Sciences, Applied Mathematics, or a related technical field.

• In-depth knowledge of multicore or GPU-accelerated architectures.

• Proficiency in C and/or C++ programming language.

• Proficiency in one or more of the parallel libraries/languages such as MPI, OpenMP, CUDA.

• Ability to publish in top journals and conferences.

• Ability to conduct research in a highly collaborative environment.

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Desired Qualifications:

• Software engineering tools such as make and git.

• One or more of the popular scripting languages such as Python, Julia, or R

Read more / apply: https://ai-jobs.net/job/9815-postdoctoral-scholar-in-hpc-and-ai-performance/


r/PythonJobs • • Jan 25 '23

Discussion A Discord server for PythonJobs? A good idea?

48 Upvotes

any interest in a Discord channel for Python jobs?


r/PythonJobs • • Jul 07 '25

How to Automate your Job Search with AI; What We Built and Learned

47 Upvotes

It started as a tool to help me find jobs and cut down on the countless hours each week I spent filling out applications. Pretty quickly people were asking if they could use it as well, so we made it available to more people.

How It Works:

  1. Manual Mode: View your personal job matches with their score and apply yourself

  2. ā€œSimple Applyā€ Mode: You pick the jobs, we fill and submit the application in just one click

  3. Full Auto Mode: We submit to every role with a ≄50% match

Key Learnings šŸ’”

  • 1/3 of users prefer selecting specific jobs over full automation

  • People want more listings, even if we can’t auto-apply so our all relevant jobs are shown to users

  • We added an ā€œjob relevanceā€ score to help you focus on the roles you’re most likely to land

  • Tons of people need jobs outside the US as well. This one may sound obvious but we now added support for 50 countries

  • While we support on-site and hybrid roles, we work best for remote jobs!

Our Mission is to Level the playing field by targeting roles that match your skills and experience, not spray-and-pray.

Feel free to use it right away, SimpleApply is live for everyone. Try the free tier and see what job matches you get along with 5 ā€œSimple Appliesā€ (auto applies) to use each day.

Or upgrade for unlimited Simple Applies and Full Auto Apply, with a money-back guarantee. Let us know what you think and any ways to improve!


r/PythonJobs • • Oct 05 '21

Full Stack Developer openings (Python) - Seattle, WA

47 Upvotes

We are adding full-stack engineers to Amazon's Scout team. Great opportunity to get into robotics and autonomous system technology. This role will be based in Seattle, WA. We are remote until Jan 22' after that there's flexibility to work remote in a hybrid model. Below is the link to job descriptions, please apply for consideration.

https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/1747295/software-engineer-amazon-scout-full-stack

https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/1595532/sr-software-engineer-amazon-scout-full-stack


r/PythonJobs • • Oct 06 '21

[HIRING] Python Software Engineer (& more) - Utrecht, the Netherlands

46 Upvotes

Channable is a simple-to-use eCommerce solution for data feed management and PPC. We're market leader in the Benelux and are growing in markets across the globe.

We're always looking for developers to further improve our tool: Python Software Engineer

Also check out our other job openings: Front-end Developer, Product Owner, Security Engineer, DevOps Engineer or Haskell Software Engineer

If you would like to get a feeling of how we work together and what our code looks like you can take a look at some of our open-source work atĀ https://github.com/channable

You can also take a look at our tech blog atĀ https://tech.channable.com

And want to know what our colleagues think of us? Check out our Glassdoor reviews

Enjoy your week!


r/PythonJobs • • Jan 17 '25

Discussion How can I freelance as someone learning Python?

35 Upvotes

Hi all. I am currently taking 100 days of Python on Udemy and I'm also studying Data Analytics, so I'm using Jupiter notebooks and learning to create dashboards on Streamlit. Do you have any pointers on how I can freelance my skills? or which skills I should develop to be able to land my first freelance gig? any help is greatly appreciated


r/PythonJobs • • Jul 30 '25

>100k jobs posted from July 25 - 30 2025

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r/PythonJobs • • Oct 30 '23

Beware of scammers on this sub (example)

32 Upvotes

This was a message to the mods, which they told me to copy-paste to a post.

Hey, guys. Please take a look at this problem.

u/Flavsho keeps posting on this sub intermittently soliciting people to convert LuxAlgo scripts for him from PineScript to Python over and over. A few people were already caught in his scamming (me included, I've worked more than 2 weeks on a complex script conversion and he ended up paying $0 total for all of that).

His old account was deleted a few days before this new one was created and he is posting the same posts again. His old account is u/kvvn19

I saved the pages and can provide zip with html if needed where you can still see his old posts from kvvn19 account.

At least 3 people that I know (and probably more) have lost many hours or days working for this guy, only for him to ghost them when they send the code and him never agreeing to pay anything upfront.

Please look into it.

Here's the link to the zip file with the saved page of his old account where you can see his post/comment history: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z3Dmq-_DElkOHw_rp0WwKAhKPRKhDYlK/view?usp=share_link

Thanks


r/PythonJobs • • Feb 06 '25

Hiring Junior Python Developer

29 Upvotes

Hey Folks, Looking for a Junior Python Developer with skills in automation scripting, Jenkins, and CI/CD. šŸ”¹ 2-3 years of Python experience šŸ”¹ Hands-on with Jenkins & CI/CD pipelines šŸ”¹ Knowledge of Git, Docker, and cloud platforms is a plus

Pay- $35/hr on w2 šŸ“ Location: Atlanta, GA (Hybrid)

PythonJobs #Hiring #DevOps #Automation #CI/CD


r/PythonJobs • • Feb 05 '22

Avoid Revature!!!

29 Upvotes

Just had a call the other day from Revature because I applied to one of their posts for a remote programming position. The call I had with them later was full of red flags. Relocation is mandatory (job was listed as remote), you must go through an 8-12 week training course for the job at reduced pay (this was later clarified in a follow up email as MINIMUM WAGE!!!), pay is the 20k-25k less than advertised for the first year then 10k-15k less than advertised for the second year. The job is also listed as permanent but is actually a 2 year contract to hire.

Do not apply to any jobs listed by Revature. This is one of the most scammy bait and switch predatory companies I've dealt with in a long time.


r/PythonJobs • • Sep 21 '24

Just a cry from the heart...

28 Upvotes

I'm programming in Python and really enjoy web development. I started with Flask, and now I’m deeply studying FastAPI and have written a couple of pet projects. I’ve also had to write various scripts for local networks and small applications using tkinter (ttkbootstrap). I actively use ChatGPT, and I think it’s the right approach because it makes learning easier, and finding information is much faster. Sometimes, it’s just simpler to rewrite a piece of code together with ChatGPT. But what about when you need a solution for a page with JS? I don’t know JavaScript at all, so I use GPT again. Some parts make sense, but still.

When searching for a job, during interviews, I’m constantly asked tricky questions. It’s really frustrating, especially when I can’t find an answer, and I’m not allowed to use GPT! HR’s impression of you immediately worsens.

And at technical interviews, you’re expected to solve a task as quickly as possible, often something you’ve never done before. Naturally, there are moments where you get stuck, and so on.

I don’t know, but I feel like these types of interviews are no longer the right way to evaluate someone. Maybe I’m wrong…

Anyway, I’m looking for a job and facing these difficulties. Have you experienced something similar?

P.S. I’m from Russia. Is it realistic to find remote work in Europe without knowing English? I’m curious if anyone has been in such a situation.


r/PythonJobs • • Sep 21 '22

Discussion Best way to get first job with zero years experience?

26 Upvotes

Hello all! I am a self taught programmer. With zero years of experience in the industry, where or what company should I go to and apply to for an entry level position/internship that would actually give me a shot without being ghosted or turned down. I have my own portfolio website, a GitHub with all my projects. My main language is Python and know the fundamentals in HTML, CSS, Flask, SQLAlchemy and SQLite. I have exposure in C# and very light exposure to C.

P.S: Any resume templates and tricks would also be good since I'm going to redo my resume

P.P.S: What are some simple projects that I could build to build my skills even further so I can add to my GitHub page that could potentially impress interviewers.


r/PythonJobs • • Jul 21 '22

Discussion All Python Jobs in One Website

26 Upvotes

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r/PythonJobs • • Feb 02 '22

Where have all the entry level jobs gone?

25 Upvotes

I'm a self taught and have written multiple full applications and have them hosted on Gitlab and I'm trying to break into the industry to do this for a living. The problem that I'm finding is that entry level jobs don't exist locally or through remote jobs. Everything I'm seeing requires years of experience with Flask or Django or a masters degree in machine learning for what are being called entry level jobs. Do I just need to spend a few years messing around with Flask and/or Django before I start to apply for any of these jobs or am I looking in the wrong places? So far I've been digging through LinkedIn and ZipRecruiter.


r/PythonJobs • • Aug 21 '25

>60k Jobs Posted August 16th - 20th

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r/PythonJobs • • Aug 27 '25

>130k Jobs Posted August 23rd - 27th

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r/PythonJobs • • Sep 03 '25

Looking for a job? Over 100k job postings from Sept. 1st - 4th

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r/PythonJobs • • Aug 22 '22

Discussion did anyone find a job here? what was your experience?

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r/PythonJobs • • Oct 14 '25

Hiring [hiring] Software Developer urgently

21 Upvotes

Job Weekends Part Time / Full Time, Available

We need more staff lots of vacancy available (15-25) -Salary: Weekly paid

Monday to Friday 1250$/week. 5 days a week.

Saturday/Sunday 650$/week.

Apply today get start tomorrow