Hire Python developers
Quickly add experienced Python developers to your project. We handle all the sourcing, vetting and back office management so you can get an experienced Python developer up and running within days or weeks. We'll take care of the rest.
What we take on in Python
Data platforms and pipelines
Our largest Python engagements are data products — ingestion, transformation and the reporting on top, on platforms that ran for years rather than a quarter.
Machine learning in production, not in a notebook
Serving, retraining and the monitoring that tells you the model has drifted, which is the part most proofs of concept skip.
Backends where Python is the right answer
FastAPI and Django services beside teams already working in Python, so the data people and the product people are not separated by a vendor boundary.
Taking over scripts that became infrastructure
The pipeline someone wrote in a week that the business now depends on. First job is making it fail loudly instead of silently.
How a Python engagement starts
- Days 1–2
A call, then a written profile of what the person will own. If the brief cannot be staffed at the budget, you hear it here rather than after three interviews.
- Days 3–14
Python is one of our deeper benches — 28 client products since 2022. Recruiting runs a median of 25 days from opening a role to a signed offer.
- First week on the project
Run the pipeline end to end on real data. Reading it is not enough; Python systems hide their assumptions in the data, not the code.
- Every month after
The hours logged, published the way they are on this page.
How a Python engagement is shaped
A team on a long-running data product
Three to six developers on a platform measured in years. Our largest Python engagements are this shape.
One engineer beside your own data people
Owning the parts that have to be reliable rather than exploratory, while your analysts keep the questions.
Build and hand over
Where you intend to hire in-house later: we build, document and train your team into it. Say so at the start and the design changes accordingly.
Working with a Python team
Where the team sits
More than half our engineers now sit in Latin America, with most of the rest in Eastern Europe. For data work the overlap decides how long a wrong number survives. A pipeline that fails overnight is somebody’s morning question, and on the American side of the team it is answered before your day starts rather than after it ends.
How people get here
Python is our widest funnel and our steepest: 40 vacancies since 2021, 3,502 candidates, 16 offers — about one hire per 219 applications. The median role still closes in 25 days, because the work is in filtering rather than waiting.
Our clients
Client Testimonials
Rob Carroll
CEO
CampusReel
"ScrumLaunch software developers have enabled CampusReel to go from an idea to a product with millions of monthly unique users over the past 5 years. We could not have gotten to where we are today without them."
Why ScrumLaunch for Python
28 days to a signed offer
The median across 167 hires since 2021, from opening a role to a signed offer — a quarter of them inside 16 days. When someone is rolling off another engagement it is days instead, and each stack page publishes its own number rather than this average.
One hire per 130 applications
What our front-end funnel actually filters, and it runs from one in 63 to one in 219 depending on the stack. We publish the ratio per stack instead of claiming a percentile, because the ratio is the thing you can check.
Three levels of quality control
A project manager on your standups, a tech lead over the architecture, and scheduled code audits — 150 of them across 61 client repositories since September 2025, scored the same way we score our own.
One month trial period
If you aren't fully satisfied, we will staff a replacement at no cost and you won't pay for the unsuccessful trial period.
Frequently Asked Questions
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