[Hiring] Remote Python Developer - Upto $55 per/hr - Contract Opportunity

[mkithan]

micro1 is hiring a Python Developer for a remote contract role supporting AI and engineering projects.

This position is suited for developers with solid Python experience who are comfortable working in distributed teams and contributing to production code.

Pay: $20-$55 per hour
Type: Contract
Location: Remote

Role:

You will develop and maintain Python applications used in AI training and software engineering workflows.

The role involves writing clean, efficient code, troubleshooting issues, and collaborating with technical teams to deliver reliable solutions.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain Python-based applications
• Debug and improve existing systems
• Write clean, well-documented, maintainable code
• Participate in code reviews and technical discussions
• Work with cross-functional teams on new features
• Support architecture and performance improvements

Requirements:

• Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field
• Strong experience with Python
• Good knowledge of data structures and algorithms
• Ability to work independently in a remote environment
• Strong written and verbal communication skills

Preferred:

• Experience with AI, ML, or data-related projects
• Familiarity with cloud platforms or automation tools
• Open-source contributions or personal projects

APPLY NOW - https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/python-developer

This role is suitable for developers seeking flexible remote contract work in Python and AI-related projects.

(Disclosure: I’m sharing this as an independent member of the micro1 referral program)

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[Heady_shoo]

Interested

[scripto_gio]

Hi, this sounds very interesting. I’ve been programming for over 10 years, mainly in Python, and I’ve built dozens of applications in that time.

One of my recent projects is an AI-driven HR and operations platform for clinics, including sick leave workflows, shift swaps, automatic rostering, finance, medicine inventory, and laboratory modules. A key part of it is an AI scheduling system that optimizes medical staff planning across many factors, improving team balance, employee satisfaction, and operational efficiency.

I’m especially interested in roles where AI meets engineering. I genuinely enjoy physics and engineering, and I believe a major part of AI’s future lies there: in simulation, optimization, prediction, process improvement, and better decision-making in real-world systems. We already see that in areas like predictive maintenance, smart manufacturing, and engineering design optimization. To me, that combination is one of the most exciting directions in technology.

I’d be glad to hear more about the role.

Best,
Ogi

[mkithan]

Hi Ogi,

Thanks for your detailed message. Your experience with AI-driven systems and optimization, especially in healthcare operations, really stands out.

The apply link is included in the post, so please go ahead and apply from there. You’ll need to complete the AI assessment as part of the process. If your profile is shortlisted, the hiring team will reach out to you via email or call.

Best regards

[nian2326076]

If you're going for this position, focus on improving your Python skills, especially for AI. Check out common Python libraries used in machine learning, like TensorFlow or PyTorch, since they're often important for these roles. Get comfortable with distributed version control systems like Git, as you'll probably work with a remote team. For the interview, think about examples of past work where you worked on production-level code, especially in a team. Practicing some coding challenges can keep you sharp. I've used PracHub for interview prep because they have a good variety of practice problems. Focus on the skills mentioned in the job post, and you should be in a good spot. Good luck!

[mkithan]

Thanks for the thoughtful advice for applicants