r/remotepython • • Sep 13 '25

HIRING

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📍 Hiring Now – Remote Online Data Entry Clerk
💰 Pay: $23–$28/hr
💻 Type: Remote | Work From Home
📆 Pay Schedule: Weekly direct deposit
🎓 Training: Fully provided

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r/remotepython • • Oct 19 '25

[Hiring] [Remote] [EST or minus 3 HOURS] - Senior Python Developer at F-expert (* $50k-$80K)

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F-expert is hiring a remote Senior Python Developer. Category: Software Development Salary: $50k-$80K

° Location: Remote (EST +/- 3 HOURS)
See More here!


r/remotepython • • Feb 28 '26

Python selenium pandas

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Hi, does anyone have a boring or difficult scraping task? If so, dm, iam available and need a project (remote)

English or french


r/remotepython • • May 19 '26

### 🧪 EXPERIMENT LOG #06: I Thought Log #05 Was Failure Because It Violated My Meta-Rule. I Was Wrong. I Just Witnessed an Alignment Miracle on 1.1B Mobile Hardware.

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r/remotepython • • Jul 30 '26

AMA - Just got some very good roles and wanted to share.

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Hey everyone, I made a post regarding getting my first proper AI training gig a month ago and that project ended but I just got two more roles with another company so I thought I would do a AMA / FAQ in this post to help people out with this company the same way people helped me out when I got started !

Drop your questions in the comments and I'll answer them the best I can.

I recently started working on a project where I am doing work that overlaps with both the Software Engineer and GitHub Contributor roles. The project manager mentioned that they are actively looking for more people, so I wanted to share the opportunity here.

the job pays from 50-150USD, i put in 150$ and got it, you should put whatever figure you are comfortable with. I can work 40 hour weeks.

What is the actual work? TBH its pretty easy work, tasks right now include: fixing bugs in existing repos and sometimes implementing new features. Overall the project is still fresh so things will be ramping up in the next couple weeks.

You are not expected to train machine-learning models yourself, and previous AI experience is not required. They are straight forward tasks that they explain pretty well.

Application process

From my experience, the process is generally:

Application and screening questions

Approximately 30-minute AI interview

Possible technical assessment (My friend had one i did not)

The technical assessment appears to depend on the candidate. Some people receive one, while others move directly to the hiring-manager review.

What I recommend before applying

Clean up your GitHub or GitLab profile. Make sure your strongest work is easy to find, and pin your best repositories where possible.

Link directly to your contributions. Include pull requests, bug fixes, documentation work, tests, issue reports, or features you implemented. Your contributions do not have to be enormous, but they should demonstrate that you can understand and improve an unfamiliar codebase.

Update your résumé and LinkedIn. Clearly mention the languages, repositories, debugging work, performance improvements, and open-source contributions you have completed.

Prepare for the AI interview. Most of the questions are likely to be based on your résumé and the job description. Questions I got:

A difficult bug you fixed
How you approach an unfamiliar repository
How you review and test code
A feature you implemented
A performance problem you investigated
Why you made certain technical decisions

What is the platform I work on:
I currently work for Micro1, it in my opinion has done the best for me in terms of pay , I have in total worked for 4 different platforms and Micro1 is the only one which gave me a 150$ + per hour pay. Here are my referral link jobs if you want to use it:

The name of the jobs are:
GitHub Contributor
Senior Software Engineer

https://refer.micro1.ai/referral/jobs?referralCode=589174ce-781a-4cdb-bcae-92b0c2be99dc&utm_source=referral&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=job_referral


r/remotepython • • Jul 10 '25

[HIRING] RF Software Developer [💰 139,600 - 246,100 USD / year]

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[HIRING][Hanover, Maryland, Python, Remote]

🏢 Lockheed Martin, based in Hanover, Maryland is looking for a RF Software Developer

⚙️ Tech used: Python, Support, Linux, Security

💰 139,600 - 246,100 USD / year

📝 More details and option to apply: https://devitjobs.com/jobs/Lockheed-Martin-RF-Software-Developer/rdg


r/remotepython • • Jul 06 '25

Help........... !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Hello everyone, I am a 1st year CSE undergrad. Currently I am learning Deep Learning on my own by using AI like perplexity to help me understand and some YouTube videos to refer if I can't understand something. Earlier I was advised by some of you to read research papers. Can anyone please tell me how to learn from these papers as I don't exactly know what to do with research papers and how to learn from them. I have also asked AI about this, but I wanted to know from u all as u have Real World Knowledge regarding the Matter.

Thanking You for Your Attention.


r/remotepython • • Apr 13 '22

[HIRING] Python- Looking for a high school or university student for 7-15 US dollars/hour for 1 hour/night (20 hours/month) for 6-12 months

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✻ TL;DR ✻

I will pay you each day for every hour you work with me via Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency).

You do not need any experience but you must answer a difficult logic question to prove to me that you are able to think logically. No, I am not asking you to work for free. My solution to the test I will initially send you consists of merely 11 words.

To apply please copy and paste the following into a Reddit *Private * Message...

"I am interested in the software development gig you posted for a high school or university student for 7-15 US dollars/hour for 1 hour/night (20 hours/month) for 6-12 months."

✻ MESSAGE TO TROLLS ✻ You guys are nasty, miserable, evil people. I don’t intend to feed you guys. Comments like, “Dude, this is the craziest ad I’ve ever read. LOL!” isn’t constructive criticism; it’s destructive (it’s trolling).

On the other hand, I welcome constructive criticism. If you have any good ideas for improving this ad, please feel free to post them in a comment.

✻ PREFERRED COUNTRIES ✻

Although you may live anywhere, I prefer that you live in one of the following countries...

Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brasil, Bulgaria, Chile, Colombia, Kosovo, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Uruguay, or Venezuela.

Yes, that probably seems like an extremely strange list of countries. No, it is not a list I created randomly.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is my #1 choice. No, I do not have any family there. But I have had excellent experiences working with people who live in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Colombia is my #2 choice for similar reasons.

✻ IS THIS A SCAM? ✻ No. But that is a reasonable question.

It is well-known that job-related subreddits are a jungle full of scammers offering fake jobs. Sure they are. Now it is time for you to put on your "thinking cap." That is, it is time for you to use your mind to carefully consider what I am offering.

I repeat...

I will pay you each day for every hour you work with me via Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency).

That is a non-trivial point. In other words, that is a crucial point. Why? I might be wrong but I suppose that scammers probably normally promise to pay their potential victims a large amount of money in the more distant future in exchange for their potential victims paying them a small amount of money in the present. Of course, once the victim pays the scammer a small amount of money in the present, the scammer simply disappears.

Scammers typically like to speak or chat with their intended victims in real time so that they can manipulate their intended victims. I neither intend to speak with you nor chat with you in real time. I like to work slowly, steadily, and asynchronously. By contrast scammers, tend to work quickly, breathlessly, and synchronously. I suggest you search on YouTube for "3 card monte scam."

I presume it is an ancient scam that is typically performed quickly, breathlessly, and synchronously. I remember watching some victims being scammed on the street one day with the 3 card monte scam. I pulled one of the victims aside and warned him that he was in the process of being scammed.

He brushed me off explaining to me that he knew what he was doing. He obviously did not know what he was doing. I walked away. I didn't want to witness the victims lose their money.

I am * not * going to ask you to send me any money. I do * not * need your real name. I do * not * need your real address. I do * not * need any identification from you. I do * not * need to see your face. I do * not * need to speak with you. I do * not * need to chat with you in real time.

I doubt I would ever send you any files, such as dangerous .exe files, that would enable me to access your Windoze computer so that I could gain access to the millions of US dollars in your numerous Swiss bank accounts /s. (Seriously, if you aren't using Linux for business, do yourself a favor and look into something like Lubuntu, Pop!_OS, or Linux Mint but neither Manjaro nor Arch. Yeah, I know if you like to fritter away your time gaming you might want to stick with Windoze for gaming.)

To communicate with you, normally I would simply update one or more Google Docs and/or GitLab Issues.

✻ BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE GIG ✻

Using MicroPython on ESP32, you will help me build a boring consumer IoT (Internet of Things) product capable of controlling household appliances that is similar to many other products on the market. MicroPython is a subset of Python used to program microcontrollers. ESP32 is a microcontroller (similar to Arduino) but ESP32 is generally better and more powerful than Arduino.

✻ SOME IMPORTANT POINTS ✻

This is essentially a Python job but, very strangely… no Python experience is necessary. Although you may live anywhere, I prefer that you live in the Western Balkans or certain countries in Eastern Europe or Latin America. You must be at least 16 years old. You must start within 30 days from when I send you a test question. I would pay you daily. I would pay you the equivalent of 7-15 US dollars/hour with a cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, You must normally work 1 hour/day for 20 days/month.

✻ BUYING THE HARDWARE ✻

You do not need an ESP32 (which is similar to Arduino).

I will send you approximately the equivalent 25 USD dollars to 50 USD dollars via Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) so that you will be able to purchase an ESP32 development board, a few breadboards, many wires, and some components (such as LEDs, resistors, transistors, capacitors, etc) on a marketplace such as AliExpress, Mercado Libre, or eBay.

✻ CORRUPT CUSTOMS OFFICIALS ✻

It would be 100% your responsibility to deal with this problem.

For example, if you were to encounter corrupt customs officials in your country, it would be your responsibility to deal with them, not mine. For example, I do not want you to send me a message, "Help! The package I ordered is stuck in customs! You must send me more money immediately so that I can bribe the customs officials!!" That would be your problem; it would not be my problem.

It is no secret that sometimes getting packages out of customs requires paying bribes. I do not intend to send you any money whatsoever to pay bribes to corrupt customs officials in your country.

✻ WORKING DAYS AND TIMES ✻

You will normally work 1 hour/day (20 days/month) for one hour on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at a time that is convenient for you.

The hour of the day you work could vary from day to day. In other words, I don't care what specific time of day or night you work, but you must normally work for one hour each day.

It is no secret that freelancers tend to be extremely unreliable. They tend to "disappear" for extended periods of time. Working one hour per day will help to ensure that you are constantly working on my project so that it does not stall because, for example, your pet butterfly suddenly needed emergency surgery to repair one of its damaged wings. I'm being facetious, of course but I have received many, many, many excuses from freelancers over the years.

✻ PAYING YOU TO LEARN ✻

No. You aren't dreaming.

I would rather work with an inexperienced person who is very intelligent and solves problems scientifically than an experienced person who is not very intelligent and/or does not solve problems scientifically.

If you were recruiting a computer programmer, would you hire Issac Newton or Albert Einstein even if they did not have any experience programming?

✻ "TRUST BUT VERIFY" ✻

I do not need to see your face but you must record your entire screen the entire time while you are performing work for me.

Normally you would probably upload a one hour screencast to Google Drive each night shortly after you had finished working. Of course I assume you would probably compress the screencast to decrease the size. I assume you'd write a simple script (perhaps in Bash) to use a utility (such as FFmpeg) to compress your screencast and then upload it to Google Drive.

✻ EXCHANGING BITCOIN (OR ANOTHER CRYPTOCURRENCY) INTO YOUR LOCAL CURRENCY ✻

It would be 100% your responsibility to deal with this problem.

Sending and receiving cryptocurrencies such Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) is generally trivial,

b u t . . .

converting Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) to a local currency can be

d i f f i c u l t . . .

expensive, risky, and time-consuming.

I suggest you spend a few hours researching how people in your country normally exchange cryptocurrencies such Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) into your local currency.

Practically speaking, it would probably be cheaper and less risky for you either meet someone who wants to purchase your Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) in-person (for example, at a coffee shop) or walk into a local store (such as a currency exchange or a gold and silver dealer) that normally exchanges Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) into your local currency.

At least initially, trying to exchange your Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) into your local currency online and then having that money deposited into your bank account online, is probably much too risky and much too expensive. In other words, at least initially it is probably better for you to exchange Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) with someone face-to-face (in-person), not online.

✻ UNREASONABLE FEAR OF WILDLY FLUCTUATING EXCHANGING RATES ✻

It would be 100% your responsibility to deal with this problem.

The Internets seem enamored with the fact that exchange rates between Bitcoin (and other cryptocurrencies) and local currencies sometimes fluctuate wildly. People are bored; news needs to be exciting. "Bitcoin fell 25% today" is a way to catch people's attention.

Furthermore, every software developer I have dealt with on this issue has been extremely uncomfortable—almost terrified—of being hurt financially by wildly fluctuating exchange rates. This fear is not surprising; most software developers loathe risk and have an extremely strong desire for control.

Instead of allowing fear to paralyze you, I suggest you look at a chart of the exchange rate between Bitcoin and your local currency over the last year or two. If you had been paid daily in Bitcoin, and then exchanged Bitcoin to your local currency once a week, you would probably find that you wouldn't not have been hurt by exchange rate fluctuations by more than, perhaps, 10 to 20%. You might have actually benefited.

It is no secret that most people who buy and sell cryptocurrencies are speculators. You don't need to be a speculator. Exchanging a cryptocurrency once a week into a local currency is not speculation. Buying a cryptocurrency with the expectation that it will triple in value over the next 18 months is speculating.

Do you see the salient point (the significant difference)? The time frame matters... a lot.

For example, I would not want to try to predict what the price of gold (or silver) will be in a year or two. But I can confidently predict that one week from now the price of gold (or silver) will be within 10% of the price of gold (or silver) today. Sure. Once in a while I would be wrong, but over the course of a year or two, I would probably be right over 95% of the time.

I am not going to "hold your hand" on this issue. If you are unreasonably terrified over the potential for wildly fluctuating exchange rates to hurt you, that is a psychological problem that could prevent you from working with me.

If you fantasize about living a life that is completely free of risk, then I suggest you book a trip on one of Elon Musk's spaceships so that you can live on a utopia on Mars where life will be perfect. Here on earth we all take risks, every, single, day.

Software developers (and artists) tend to waste my time when they indulge themselves with their unrealistic fantasies. Cryptocurrencies are essentially collectibles just like rare stamps and coins, French impressionist paintings, etc that are sought after by collectors. I suggest you ignore all of the speculative hype surrounding cryptocurrencies and simply use a cryptocurrency as a way to receive daily compensation. Then exchange if frequently, say once a week, into your local currency.

✻ CRYPTOCURRENCIES ARE BETTER THAN PAYPAL, PAYONEER, TRANSFERWISE, ETC ✻

I suggest you do your own research on Reddit to learn about this subject. Below is my opinion.

As the saying goes, "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing." You might think, "Cryptocurrencies are for Mexican drug cartels, Russian mafia, and other evil entities." Here's what you probably don't realize: it's generally very expensive to transfer small amounts of money internationally.

If you think, "Well, why don't you just pay with PayPal?" you are probably unaware of the fact that 15% to 20% of the money I send you would be eaten up by various fees. Furthermore, PayPal payments are reversible. That means that I could send you a payment via PayPal and then request that PayPal refund the money to me.

Furthermore, companies like Paypal, Payoneer, TransferWise, etc can freeze your account without warning.

Look. Ok? Opiates are dangerous. Millions of people around the world are addicted to heroin. But guess what? Doctors all around the world prescribe opiates (such as codeine and hydrocodone) to patients of theirs who are experiencing pain.

I predict that cryptocurrencies will likely disappear because governments hate them. Frankly, I thought cryptocurrencies would be essentially outlawed throughout most of the world.. five years ago. But I was wrong.

Nonetheless, for now cryptocurrencies are a quick, easy, and cheap way for me to pay you daily. Yes, you will experience some hassles and risks by receiving Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency). Those are known as “costs of doing business.”

You should simply include those into the hourly rate that you charge me. For example, if you want to earn the equivalent of 10 US dollars per hour, then you might charge me 11 US dollars per hour to cover the costs of doing business associated with being paid with Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency).


r/remotepython • • Jul 17 '25

[HIRING] RF Software Developer [💰 139,600 - 246,100 USD / year]

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[HIRING][Hanover, Maryland, Python, Remote]

🏢 Lockheed Martin, based in Hanover, Maryland is looking for a RF Software Developer

⚙️ Tech used: Python, Support, Linux, Security

💰 139,600 - 246,100 USD / year

📝 More details and option to apply: https://devitjobs.com/jobs/Lockheed-Martin-RF-Software-Developer/rdg


r/remotepython • • Aug 28 '26

Looking to hire Python backend developer

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I need python backend developers for my project and I will give 20 dollars per hour
My email id is : [email protected]
thank you
reach out to me asap


r/remotepython • • Jun 26 '25

[FOR HIRE][FULL REMOTE]

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I’m currently working as a Data Scientist II at an AI startup, where I lead a team focused on delivering a wide range of AI services. My core strengths lie in AI development using FastAPI and Flask, model deployment, and building robust backend systems that support scalable AI solutions.

In one of my recent projects, I developed an internal chatbot designed to help employees navigate company documentation efficiently. Another project involved building a knowledge graph-based retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) bot, which used named entity recognition (NER) and spatial data to extract location-specific information for users.

I’ve also led initiatives focused on fine-tuning LLMs, particularly agentic models capable of interacting with APIs and executing complex operational tasks with minimal human intervention. This work has enabled automation across a number of internal workflows, significantly improving efficiency.

In addition to my work in AI and ML, I bring hands-on experience in data engineering and cloud infrastructure. I’ve worked extensively with AWS services such as RDS, S3, and EC2, which has allowed me to contribute effectively across the full data and model lifecycle—from ingestion and storage to model deployment and monitoring.

I’m currently looking for a full-time Remote AI Engineer position, focused on building intelligent systems that combine LLMs, backend engineering, and cloud infrastructure to solve real-world problems at scale.


r/remotepython • • May 21 '22

[FOR HIRE] I can make you special scraping bots and Python scripts in general.

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Hi everyone. I'm looking for your python jobs. I've experience in API usage(Google Sheets, Gmail API, Binance etc.), Selenium and Telegram bots.

Such as:

  • Made a bot that can scrape mobile.de to gather all car details one by one. Pictures, price, mileage etc.

  • Made a bot that can scrape the last tweets on given account list and searches for keywords. If found, texts you the tweet from Telegram to you.

  • Made a bot that can search Youtube for given keywords with SerpAPI and gather the founded results, views and saves them to Google Sheet.

  • Made a bot that can detect and text you the recently added coins on CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap.

  • Made a bot that can scrape all assets from an NFT collection and compares the rarity of the attributes so it can give you the most rarest possible asset.

  • Delivered a job that can scrape TradingEconomics and MyFXBook to gather economic calendar and make some calculations with it.

  • Made a bot that can scrape BvbInfo to gather match results data and rank each player using Glicko2 ranking system.

  • Made a bot that can look at all the mails from an inbox and fetch real estate data from Onehome.

And some other jobs like this. You can also check my GitHub account if you want to.

I'm also currently writing some blog posts with SerpAPI. You can check them from here.

If you are interested, hit me up with PM or text me from my Telegram.

My prices starts from $70, but it differs from task to task.

Thanks!


r/remotepython • • Apr 09 '25

Crypto-paid Python freelance gigs?

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I recently came across chainlancer.pw, a freelance platform where all payments are done in crypto like ETH or USDT. A few gigs seem to involve small backend or automation tasks — might be worth exploring if you're a Python dev looking for flexible, wallet-to-wallet payouts without middlemen.

Anyone here tried it or posted work there?


r/remotepython • • Sep 08 '26

[OFFER] $10 — fix one small Python/JavaScript bug or polish up to 500 words

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Have a small task you want off your plate? For $10 USD, I can help with ONE of these:

• Fix one reproducible bug in a small Python or JavaScript script. Send the relevant code, error message, and expected result. Delivery includes the corrected code and a short explanation of the fix and checks.

• Edit up to 500 words of an email, website copy, or product description for clarity, grammar, and tone. Delivery includes the revised text and one round of corrections.

Send a brief description first so we can agree on scope and turnaround before work begins. Please remove passwords, API keys, and other private information from samples.

Payment: $10 via Venmo. We will follow Rule 7 for the order of work and payment. Comment here first, then DM the details.


r/remotepython • • May 08 '25

looking for something to do

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my skills: cpp python c# vb.net php golang typescript lua pascal...

would like to do shorter jobs or break up longer jobs into modules and pay per module

accept cryptocurrencies, yes min 15 usdt/hr, but I prefer to give price based on difficulty

my telegram: never1991337, or dm me anything you want


r/remotepython • • May 15 '26

[for hire][fullremote] I'm available: Web Designer/Developer. Wordpress, eCommerce and more. Complete website package and launch help. Can start fast/Remote.

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Professional WordPress Development Services and more

✅ PHP/Python/JavaScript -Web, Desktop, or Mobile based solutions.

✅ WordPress CMS - platform for personal, or business websites and custom applications that fits your requirements. Migrate your simple HTML pages to Wordpress.

✅ WooCommerce - customization for shop and product pages, cart to checkout, and payments. simple to advance shops. migration from other cart/ecommerce platforms to Wordpress. Shopify/Wix etc to Wordpress. Addition of store in your existing site. Multi vendor. Physical, or Digital products. Booking, Membership, Subcription based website.

✅ Elementor, Divi and Premium themes setup and customization, debugging. I’m not limited to what a drag and drop builder can offer. Give me problem and I will build a solution for it.

✅ Create a theme or plugin from scratch - start from clean, lean and fast code. less bloated base theme and unnecessary things for fast pages. I don’t rely on existing themes or plugins to complete a feature/project.

✅ Integration of APIs, Bots, Cryptocurrency, Automation, Web Scraping, and AI. Custom scripts, and cloud services.

✅ Fully Automated CMS/Store, -program every step, workflow in your application

✅ Wordpress to Social Media platforms, community platform, forum, and vice versa

✅ Clone an existing site to Wordpress, exact pixels or features as per requirement

✅ Design, Develop, Conversion - I can create mock ups first before doing code. I can convert your existing design to clean coded pages.

✅ Responsive Web Design - real mobile devices, and major browsers

✅ Redesign entire website

✅ Core updates, and do full inspections

✅ Isolate and fix problems, re-build if needed

✅ Website auditing, and security

✅ WordPress management - let me manage your website daily, weekly or monthly tasks.

✅ Demo server and Secure Hosting available.

✅ Gaming, Game Studio/Dev, Indie Dev Website

✅ General, On-call Tech VA/Helper for Web (multi-skilled, proactive, autonomous, day-to-day reliability)

📩 ping me via email madebyavery14 (gmail), i’m on chat platforms per request. send me a list of tasks to complete.

  • starting at 20usd/per hour or a minimum of 20-60usd for a list of tasks

  • website/porfolio/upon request (https) clrvync (dot) one/onboarding

  • available 7 days/week, flexible time zone

  • project management: Notion

  • my only requirement: small upfront payment depending on the task, consistency and time from your end

  • payment method -Crypto, Wise, Paypal (USD)

FAQs:

  • are you available long-term or one-time only? any

  • can I hire you for my agency? yes, if the pay is reasonable

  • do you design and code? both

  • can I find clients for your services in exchange of your information(portfolio,resume etc)? I prefer to work with clients/owners only.

  • can we become partners? let’s work and build (paid) first, then offer me a position once it’s proven

  • sfw/nsfw?, yes

  • can wordpress do this/that? is it the right one to use? wordpress as cms is a mid solution/platform, I can help you advance and scale up if needed.

  • shopify or wordpress? shopify = beginner, small store, wordpress = advance, owner + dev 2 man team

portfolio/works: clrvync (dot) one/media/trading.mp4, clrvync (dot) one/media/realstate.mp4, clrvync (dot) one/media/qdev.mp4, clrvync (dot) one/media/tour.mp4

moved to: portfolio


r/remotepython • • Sep 11 '25

[For Hire] Remote Python Developer 👨‍💻

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Experience with automation scripts, APIs, backend systems. Portfolio available on request. Portfolio: https://github.com/kennedymuchina


r/remotepython • • Apr 27 '25

[ForHire] [FullRemote] Data Science Assistant — Help with Preprocessing, Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib

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Hi everyone! 👋

I'm a reliable and motivated data assistant who loves working behind the scenes — cleaning data, coding with Pandas/NumPy, and helping projects move faster and smoother!

I'm offering my services as a remote Data Science Assistant for anyone who needs consistent help with:

  • Data preprocessing and cleaning

  • Python coding (specialized in Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib)

  • Exploratory data analysis

  • Data preparation for modeling or reporting

I'm looking to grow long-term with someone — a data scientist, analyst, or team who needs dependable assistance with their projects or client work. I'm detail-oriented, eager to learn, and ready to adapt to your workflows and niche.

✅ [FullRemote]
✅ Available for part-time or project-based work
✅ Timezone: Flexible (can adjust as needed)

Tech Stack and Skills

Skill/ToolExperience
PythonData preprocessing, scripting
PandasData manipulation and analysis
NumPyNumerical operations
MatplotlibData visualization
Data CleaningHandling missing data, outlier treatment
EDAExploratory data analysis
Basic ML PrepData preparation for modeling

If you have tasks piling up or would love a consistent, reliable assistant to handle your data work so you can focus on bigger tasks, feel free to DM me or comment below! 🚀

Thanks for reading and happy hunting to everyone here!


r/remotepython • • May 07 '26

[HIRING] Fullstack Developer (Python/React) [💰 $140,000 - 200,000 / year]

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[HIRING][San Francisco Bay Area, California, Python, Remote]

🏢 micro1, based in San Francisco Bay Area, California is looking for a Fullstack Developer (Python/React)

⚙️ Tech used: Python, AI, AWS, FastAPI, Support, LLM, React, SQL, TypeScript

💰 $140,000 - 200,000 / year

📝 More details and option to apply: https://devitjobs.com/jobs/micro1-Fullstack-Developer-PythonReact/rdg


r/remotepython • • Sep 30 '25

[For Hire] I can make you a scraper for Reddit in 24hrs

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Hello I have 2 years in programming automation and scraping scripts in general with Python, some of my work consists in:

  • Track users alive status the current scrore, if there are variations everything integrated with a Telegram bot that can add or remove usernames

  • A subreddit discovery tool that lets you scrape 3000+ subreddits with certain criteria (age,score etc) both for sfw and nsfw

  • A script that reverse engineer the minimum requirements to post or comment on a subreddit

  • An AI integrated script that analyze 50 titles and choose the 2 best ones based on your specific desires

  • A script that extract the whole posting and commenting history of someone from the start of the account

aside from posting and commenting the sky is the limit (not that is not possible i just don't recommend it)

Price: Price start at 50$ for a simple bot and goes based on how hard it is


r/remotepython • • Oct 07 '22

[FOR HIRE] Skilled dev team available for collab

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Hey redditors,

name's Yulia, I'm w/ Celadon: the company w/ over 5 years of proficiency in web & mobile apps development. JavaScript, Python and .NET are our core techs.

Celadon's helping sole proprietors, startups and SMEs worldwide to bring their ideas on: starting from delivery and dating apps up to complex systems based on AI and ML. Our team has over 80 talents at staff capable of creating projects from scratch as well as their further support and maintenance.

We're fond of clear and working code and believe in transparency of development process. To make sure my team's worthy of your time, take a look at our portfolio and, most importantly, what our customers say.

Rate per hour: $30-$35 (depends on complexity of the project).

I'll be happy to lend you a hand as well with fair hourly rates anytime. You can always contact me here (DM or chat), on Discord (YK#6198) or via email. ;)


r/remotepython • • Oct 11 '22

[FOR HIRE] Skilled dev team available for collab

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Hey redditors,

name's Yulia, I'm w/ Celadon: the company w/ over 5 years of proficiency in web & mobile apps development. JavaScript, Python and .NET are our core techs.

Celadon's helping sole proprietors, startups and SMEs worldwide to bring their ideas on: starting from delivery and dating apps up to complex systems based on AI and ML. Our team has over 80 talents at staff capable of creating projects from scratch as well as their further support and maintenance.

We're fond of clear and working code and believe in transparency of development process. To make sure my team's worthy of your time, take a look at our portfolio and, most importantly, what our customers say.

Rate per hour: $30-$35 (depends on complexity of the project).

I'll be happy to lend you a hand as well with fair hourly rates anytime. You can always contact me here (DM or chat), on Discord (YK#6198) or via email. ;)


r/remotepython • • Feb 22 '23

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We have multiple clients looking for talented candidates. Please find the list here. Qualified candidates may apply.

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r/remotepython • • Mar 20 '22

[Looking for a Teammate in Berlin] Software Developer | Java Script | Desktop App | Co-Founder

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r/remotepython • • Nov 30 '21

Hiring for a List of Remote Python positions. A New Set Of Python Job Opportunities To People That Might be Interested.

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