r/devjobshiring posts only

r/devjobs is small but focused: nearly every post we read was hiring. Posts are flaired Hiring and range from freelance web builds to full-time roles.

It's more international than most: the posts we read were for jobs in India, Japan and Nigeria as well as remote work, with pay in rupees, taka and dollars. Several ask you to apply by email.

• 90%of the posts we read were hiring
• 67%of hiring posts named an amount
• 6open jobs right now

Of the 10 posts we've read from r/devjobs since October 2026, 9 were hiring. The others: 1 post of another kind. Posts tagged [For Hire] or [Offer] are skipped before we read anything, so they aren't counted.

Right now: 4 of the 6 open jobs name an amount, 1 is remote, and 1 carries a scam warning.

• Software engineering 2
• Web development 2
• DevOps & IT 1
• Sales & business development 1

• Check the currency and the location before you reply. Many roles here are local.
• Fixed-price app builds can be badly underpriced. Agree the scope in writing before you quote.

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