Python Developer
US$45 – US$80 / hr base salary
Posted 6 Oct 2026
Advertised as “Python Developer (Colombia)”
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- Expected experience
- 2–7 yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Remote
- Contract
- Contract
| Base salary | US$45 – US$80 / hr |
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No unique specialisation
Remote | Part-Time | Flexible Schedule
Anyone AI is recruiting experienced Python Software Engineers for a series of paid, project-based engagements with a leading AI lab.
You’ll work on clearly scoped software engineering projects involving real-world codebases and development challenges. Projects may include debugging, feature development, refactoring, migrations, testing, and technical review.
This is a strong fit for experienced engineers looking for flexible, remote project work alongside other professional commitments.
What We’re Looking For
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2–7 years of professional software engineering experience
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Strong proficiency in Python
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Professional experience with JavaScript or TypeScript
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Working knowledge of at least one additional language such as Java, C#, or Go
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Backend or full-stack experience with production systems
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Experience with testing frameworks such as pytest, Jest, JUnit, xUnit, or Go testing
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Ability to confidently navigate and debug large, multi-file codebases
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Experience with code reviews, refactoring, and production migrations
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Advanced professional written proficiency in English
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Strong attention to detail and technical problem-solving skills
What You’ll Work On
Depending on the project, you may:
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Debug and resolve issues across complex, multi-file codebases
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Implement new backend or full-stack functionality
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Refactor and migrate existing systems
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Develop and extend unit and integration test suites
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Write clear technical specifications and reference implementations
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Review code and technical submissions for correctness and quality
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Identify edge cases, ambiguities, and potential failure modes
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Validate that requirements, code, tests, and expected outputs are aligned
Projects are individually scoped, allowing contributors to take on work based on their availability and expertise.