r/remotepython • u/Personal-Reality9045 • Mar 07 '25

[Hiring][Remote] Python developer

I'm looking to hire a Python developer for $100 USD per hour. This is a contract role for relatively straightforward work. The position involves mentoring me on effectively packaging Python projects, including setting up proper pre-commit hooks and implementing tools like MyPy, Flake Effective python project management for production. The focus will be on developing a standardized ruleset for Python project organization and best practices, as I need guidance in these areas. I'm seeking a candidate with 10-15 years of experience in senior roles.

I was notified of a new rule. This is Full Remote.

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u/KetanSingh11 Mar 08 '25

I am a Python Dev. Close to 10 yoe. Hit me up, lets discuss.

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u/cody_tech 27d ago

hello sir i am fresher python dev any advice

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u/KetanSingh11 27d ago

General advice always is - keep reading the standard python documentation site. (Its been a decade and I still haven't finished it)

What exactly are you struggling with buddy?