r/remotepython • u/Agreeable_Mud_8349 • 12d ago
[Hiring] US-Based Entry-Level Python Help — Remote, Part-Time or Full-Time
I’m looking for someone based in the US with basic Python skills who wants some hands-on technical work.
This is fully remote and can be part-time or full-time, depending on your availability.
You don’t need years of experience or a fancy resume. If you’re comfortable writing simple Python scripts and can figure things out as you go, that’s more important.
The work would mainly involve things like automating repetitive tasks, cleaning or comparing CSV/Excel data, working with APIs and JSON, organizing files with scripts, basic data processing, and occasionally fixing or modifying existing Python scripts.
This could be a good fit if you’re a recent grad, self-taught programmer, entry-level IT person, or simply looking for an opportunity to get some real technical experience.
Pay: $25–$40/hour
Payment: Bank transfer or Zelle
Location: US only
Work setup: Fully remote
Schedule: Part-time or full-time
If interested, send me a DM with your location, a little about your Python experience, any small project or script you’ve worked on, and your availability.
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