Remote Python Developer – Project-Based Consulting

About the role

Anyone AI is recruiting experienced Python software engineers for a series of paid, project-based engagements with a leading AI lab. You will work on clearly scoped software engineering projects involving real-world codebases, such as debugging, feature development, refactoring, migrations, testing and technical review. This is an independent consulting opportunity, remote and part-time, suited to experienced engineers who want flexible project work alongside other commitments.

Key responsibilities

• Debug and resolve issues across complex, multi-file codebases
• Implement new backend or full-stack functionality
• Refactor and migrate existing systems
• Develop and extend unit and integration test suites
• Write clear technical specifications and reference implementations
• Review code and technical submissions for correctness and quality
• Identify edge cases, ambiguities and potential failure modes, and validate that requirements, code, tests and expected outputs are aligned

Required profile

• 2-7 years of professional software engineering experience
• Backend or full-stack experience with production systems
• Ability to navigate and debug large, multi-file codebases
• Advanced written proficiency in English
• Attention to detail and technical problem-solving skills

Required skills

• Strong proficiency in Python
• Professional experience with JavaScript or TypeScript
• Working knowledge of at least one additional language such as Java, C# or Go
• Testing frameworks such as pytest, Jest, JUnit, xUnit or Go testing
• Code reviews, refactoring and production migrations

What we offer

• Remote, project-based consulting with part-time and flexible commitment
• Contributors manage their own availability and use their own equipment
• Compensation on a per-project basis, with estimated hourly rates depending on the expected time required
• Ability to choose projects by availability and continue working with other clients or employers, subject to contractual restrictions