[Hiring] Senior Software Developer – Remote | Python, React, Node.js | English & Spanish | $30–$45/hr

[u/Llonna01]

I'm looking for an experienced software developer to collaborate with on a remote, part-time contract basis.

The main responsibility will be handling technical interviews and discussions with potential clients as an authorized technical representative, explaining engineering solutions, answering technical questions, and discussing project requirements.

Requirements:

• 5+ years of professional software development experience
• Strong English and Spanish communication skills (both required)
• Fluent and confident in technical conversations in both languages
• Strong experience with Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, React, and Node.js
• Solid knowledge of REST APIs, databases, backend architecture, and cloud technologies
• Comfortable discussing system design, debugging, and real-world development challenges
• Able to communicate technical concepts clearly and professionally

Compensation & Schedule:

• $30–$45 USD/hour, depending on experience
• Approximately 10 hours per week
• 100% remote
• Flexible working hours
• Potential for long-term collaboration and additional hours

How to Apply:

Send me a DM with:

• Your resume or LinkedIn profile
• Years of professional development experience
• Primary technology stack
• English and Spanish proficiency levels
• Country and time zone
• Expected hourly rate

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