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NFON
Your new role Build machine learning models that make it into production—not just notebooks. At botario, you'll develop the ML systems powering our AI...
NFON
Your new role Build voices that power real conversations. At botario, you'll develop the text-to-speech and speech-to-text systems behind our AI Voice...
Any Where Talent
Part-Time Bookkeeper (QuickBooks) About Us: Anywhere Talent is redefining how businesses connect with global talent. Founded in 2015 by brothers Aamir...
TripleTen
Description [](https://tripleten.com/)TripleTen is an EdTech company that designs and runs tech career learning programs for the US and Latin American...
Prudential Financial
Job Classification: Operations - Insurance Operations At Prudential, we make lives better by solving the financial challenges of our changing world. B...
Teladoc Health
Join the team leading the next evolution of virtual care. At Teladoc Health, you are empowered to bring your true self to work while helping millions ...
National Football League (NFL)
Summary The NFL's Next Gen Stats team is seeking associates for its player tracking project to help with game data review and verification. Candidate ...
Racster
Project: Racster (SportsTech - The future of racket sports booking and community) Stage: Independent / Pre-incorporation About Racster: We are buildin...
Friendly Captcha
At Friendly Captcha we do one thing and we do it well: we protect websites from malicious actors and bots. We provide privacy-friendly and accessible ...
Lemon.io
Are you a talented Senior Developer looking for a remote job that lets you show your skills and get decent compensation? Look no further than Lemon.io...
INFUSE
OUR HIRING PROCESS: We will review your application against our job requirements. We do not employ machine learning technologies during this phase as ...
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Part-time developer jobs provide the flexibility to balance coding with other commitments — whether you are pursuing education, managing family responsibilities, working on a side project, or transitioning between careers. Part-time positions typically range from 15 to 30 hours per week and are available across various specializations including frontend, backend, DevOps, and data engineering. These roles are particularly common at startups that need specific expertise without a full-time budget, agencies handling multiple client projects, and established companies looking to augment their teams for specific initiatives. Part-time developers often work on clearly scoped features, maintenance tasks, or specialized technical work that benefits from focused expertise. Hourly rates for part-time developers generally range from $40 to $100+ per hour depending on experience and specialization, with senior part-time engineers commanding premium rates. While part-time roles may not always include full benefits, many companies offer prorated PTO, flexible scheduling, and the option to transition to full-time. The rise of remote work has expanded part-time opportunities significantly, enabling developers to work for companies anywhere. LeetHire helps developers find legitimate part-time positions with fair compensation and respectful boundaries through anonymous profiles.
Part-time developer roles are most common at digital agencies managing multiple client projects, startups and small businesses that need technical expertise without full-time budgets, education and non-profit organizations, healthcare technology companies, and e-commerce businesses. Consulting firms also frequently offer part-time arrangements for senior specialists.
Benefits vary by company and hours. Some companies offer prorated benefits (health insurance, PTO) for developers working 20+ hours per week. Others provide stipends for health insurance or professional development instead of full benefits. When evaluating part-time roles, always clarify the benefits package upfront and factor it into your total compensation assessment.
Research full-time salary ranges for your role and calculate an equivalent hourly rate, then add 15-25% to account for the lack of full benefits and job security. Consider your specialization's market demand and adjust accordingly. Be clear about your availability, time zone preferences, and communication expectations. Having a portfolio of completed projects strengthens your negotiating position significantly.
Yes, many part-time roles convert to full-time when the company's needs grow or budget allows. Part-time work is an excellent way to evaluate a company's culture, team dynamics, and technical challenges before committing full-time. When starting a part-time role, ask about the potential path to full-time and what criteria would trigger that transition.