Looking for PHP, JS, or Python devs

lentro

Hello,

Looking for PHP, JS, or Python developers to build a customer panel to manage servers, Stripe subscriptions, and interact with an Airtable database.

Will either be a PHP, NodeJS, or Pyflask application. Haven't decided yet.

Comp will be around $10/hour or less (depending on prior experience) for 5-20 hours/week for at least 6 months.

PM me if you are interested!

willie

Good luck with your budget.

Hxxx

You had probably be looking for people in India based on your budget. US devs start at $30.00 /hr minimum. Even for a junior.

lentro

@Hxxx said: You had probably be looking for people in India based on your budget

Yep, will put smth on Upwork later this week, but I wanted to check with the community first. I have some well-paying U.S.-based ppl, so goal is for them to architect the software and check the code while the lower-paying people actually code.

yoursunny

@lentro said:
Comp will be around $10/hour or less (depending on prior experience) for 5-20 hours/week for at least 6 months.

Grad students are paid $14/hour.
Your hourly rate can only hire undergraduate student, but your project is too complex for an undergrad.

Maybe you should add some push-ups and premium Ryzens as part of the compensation and someone would take it.

TigersWay

@yoursunny said:
Grad students are paid $14/hour.
Your hourly rate can only hire undergraduate student, but your project is too complex for an undergrad.

Not that I believe $10/h is fair, but around here (TH) newly graduate - with very basic English - software engineer are paid as official employee ~=$5/h.

seenu

@TigersWay said:

@yoursunny said:
Grad students are paid $14/hour.
Your hourly rate can only hire undergraduate student, but your project is too complex for an undergrad.

Not that I believe $10/h is fair, but around here (TH) newly graduate - with very basic English - software engineer are paid as official employee ~=$5/h.

TH?

TigersWay

@seenu Thailand! Sorry, should have made it clear.

ferri

@TigersWay said:

@yoursunny said:
Grad students are paid $14/hour.
Your hourly rate can only hire undergraduate student, but your project is too complex for an undergrad.

Not that I believe $10/h is fair, but around here (TH) newly graduate - with very basic English - software engineer are paid as official employee ~=$5/h.

Lower than India?

seenu

it all depends on cost of living.

If India, Th gets too many projects and cost of living goes up, then countries needs to look up somewhere else

ex: call center jobs are being moved from India to Philippines these days.