Hire Python developers.

Python for the jobs where a silent bug costs real money.

To hire Python developers in 2026, look for seniors fluent in FastAPI or Django, async I/O and its traps, typed Python with Pydantic and a type checker, locked environments with uv and pytest. For data or LLM work, add pipeline design and evaluation. Yarify gives you senior Python engineers on monthly terms with 2 weeks' notice, or fixed-price projects. Senior market rates run about $60–80 per hour in Central Europe and $140–200+ in the US.

Six strategies. One risk layer.

Our Polymarket trading bot runs six strategies on one async engine against the CLOB API. Every order passes a shared risk-control layer, so no strategy can blow through limits alone.

That's how we write all Python: explicit limits, logs you can audit afterwards, a kill switch. The same discipline fixes the nightly import that silently skips rows.

Trading dashboard of the async Python engine we built for Polymarket

Where our Python developers work

  • FastAPI · Django

    Typed APIs or batteries included.

  • Data pipelines

    pandas or Polars, rerunnable jobs.

  • LLM tooling

    Retrieval, batch runs, evaluations.

  • Trading automation

    Risk limits and kill switches.

  • Scripts into systems

    Dockerized, tested, documented.

Hiring takes months. We start building.

Hiring a developer

  1. Job post & sourcing
  2. Interviews
  3. Notice period
  4. Onboarding
  5. Building

Yarify

  1. Call + fixed quote
  2. Building + weekly demos
  3. Live. Iterating with users.

Illustrative timeline. In-house hiring usually spends months on sourcing, interviews and notice periods before the first commit.

Python done like production code

  • Async without traps

    No blocking calls inside async endpoints. Timeouts on every network call. Cancellation that cleans up.

  • Jobs safe to rerun

    Idempotent steps, upserts and checkpoints. Data checks fail loudly instead of writing bad rows.

  • Modern hygiene

    uv lockfiles, Ruff, mypy or pyright in CI, pytest fixtures. Same result on laptop, CI and production.

Ways to hire Python developers

ModelWhat it looks likeBilling
Staff augmentationA senior Python engineer in your team and backlogMonthly, 2 weeks' notice
Dedicated teamA small team owning a service, pipeline or productMonthly, 2 weeks' notice
Fixed-price projectA backend, pipeline or automation to a written scopeFixed quote, overruns ours

Test for a senior Python developer

  • Knows asyncio vs threads vs processes, and when the GIL matters
  • Finds the blocking call hiding in an async endpoint
  • Uses Pydantic at the boundaries and a type checker in CI
  • Can rebuild the exact environment from a lockfile
  • Mocks the network in tests, not the logic
  • Puts timeouts, retries and backoff on every external call
Laptop running an automated Python data workflow

Interview questions for Python developers

  • FastAPI is slow only under load. Why?

    A sync driver or library blocking the event loop, pool limits, missing timeouts.

  • A nightly job died halfway. How do you rerun it?

    Idempotent steps or upserts, so reruns don't duplicate. Delete everything and restart is a no.

  • Add a risk limit to a trading strategy.

    A shared layer checking exposure before any order, a kill switch, a log of every decision.

  • How do you test code that calls an LLM?

    Deterministic tests around it, a small evaluation set, recorded responses in CI. Never eyeballing chat.

Python developer rates by region

Hourly market bands from industry surveys. Not our price list: we quote after a free call.

RegionJuniorMid-levelSenior
United States$70–100$100–140$140–200+
Western Europe$55–80$80–110$110–160
Central & Eastern Europe$30–45$45–60$60–80
Latin America$35–50$50–65$65–90
South & Southeast Asia$20–32$32–42$42–55

A senior CEE Python engineer runs about $9.6k–12.8k per full-time month at market rates. See software developer rates.

Your secrets stay yours.

We work in your repo, your cloud and your secrets manager. Monthly billing. Stop with 2 weeks' notice. You own 100% of the code and IP from day one, in your repository, not ours.

  • Credentials under your control
  • Fixed-price projects: overruns on our estimate are ours
See augmentation terms

Python we delivered

Questions buyers ask us

How much does it cost to hire a Python developer?

Industry surveys put senior Python developers at roughly $60–80 per hour in Central and Eastern Europe, $110–160 in Western Europe and $140–200+ in the US. A senior CEE month is about $9.6k–12.8k. We quote monthly or fixed-price after a free call.

Should we use FastAPI or Django?

Django when you need an admin, user accounts and a relational model fast. FastAPI for API-first, async services with typed contracts, especially next to ML or LLM code. Plenty of products run both.

Do you build trading bots and financial automation?

Yes. We built an async engine running six strategies with a shared risk layer on the Polymarket CLOB API. We build the software, risk controls and monitoring. We don't give trading advice or design your edge.

Can your Python developers work on data and ML?

On the engineering side, yes: ingestion, scheduling, model and LLM integration, evaluation, deployment. For research-heavy model training you want a data scientist alongside. For AI products see AI developers.

Can you take over our scripts that grew into systems?

Yes. We get them running reproducibly in Docker, add tests around the risky parts and document each job. Then we improve in small steps. Read replacing manual data entry with custom AI tools.

How soon can a Python developer start?

It depends on availability when you call. We're a boutique senior team, not a staffing marketplace, so we don't promise start dates on a website. You'll get a straight answer on the first call.

Python that holds up when it matters

30 minutes with a senior Python engineer. Bring the job that fails most often.

Tell us what you're building

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