bettycf

I lead and manage a small team of developers that love to build successful projects. We especially enjoy building Django projects and Publishing tools for websites, taking care also of the SEO/SEM tasks.

We can work doing sysadmin work for hosting python applications, including CI/CD, create Rest API's, Implementing Web Design or any website theme you bought in sites like themeforest.net we can use them, we also do work in React and Vue, we also do SEO/SEM management making sure you are all cover.

Location: Bolivia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Django, Wagtail, django-oscar, Ansible, Gitlab, React, Vue, AWS, Digital Ocean

Email: betty.cflores @ humanzilla.com

Thanks, I'm overwhelm with the responses and feeling better with more plans for this year. Really appreciate all the resources.

I'm happy that you know about Reyes! here in Bolivia there is city named Reyes and there is also a big Religious Celebration. Really fun to watch.

Thanks! I think a lot about this, and start changing my profile, at first I was mention the tech skills in my profile I change it to more functional speech.

And I promise I will be less technical when doing proposals. Thanks for your comment I really think a lot about this.

Yes, my early jobs when I was in school was about sysadmin and later learn PHP and Python. at first I sell my profile as a sysadmin expert and reading the comments I feel that was a mistake.

My first jobs are all about Wordpress! :)

I agree we all you say, with wordpress it was easy to find my first job and my first clients keep coming for small features. My worry is about how to move forward.

In my pass day job I build a ecommerce hosting platform with wordpress and it was exciting at the beginning later I didn't like the repetitive tasks and the making the same themes over and over is annoying, my past employer forbidden me to talk directly to the customers and I know they want more good looking websites and they feel they were overcharged, so I decide to go freelance. And right now I'm not finding this unhappy clients.

Thanks for your comments, I want to reply all but it's taking me time. First some facts.

I live and work remotely from Bolivia, work in Odesk and I mainly a Wordpress/PHP Developer but I have experience with Django and Sysadmin.

I will reply all the comments, I'm feeling better emotionally reading your ideas, and yea Probably I'm being optimistic.

:)

I started working in Odesk, my first experiences where there. and I agree with you 80% of the jobs are unrealistic requirements, but I'm not getting replies from the remaining good 20% of the jobs.

I have tried to use other websites but It feels the same. I read a lot in HN about networking and that seems hard from where I am: Bolivia. :D

Thanks for you comment, and if you have a list of resources, websites or places I'll be grateful if you can share it

Bolivia. And I'm looking for remote work.

Thanks

Thanks, this is the comment I was expecting :) no that is bad.

My first plan is to be consistent, but I prefer to be more proactive, freelancing is new to me. I leave a job that even it was not interesting for me it was stable, with the certain that I'm capable to learn what is necessary to improve myself.

If I'm being to optimistic about the time it will take? probably, I think we all feel that the first days of a year put you in a revision state, and I want to start well.