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If you are looking for a job, i will recommend you to make a service announcement on Services board (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0). Don't forget to make sure you are including some portfolio of project you are finished before. And, receive payment with escrow service from members on this forum (you can find it here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0)), because your level is newbie for now, it's hard to get a job if you want to receive payment directly.

Thanks, Bro for your suggestion.

Wrong section I believe. If you accept BTC the move it to the service section.

If you are very skilled then why not buy a domain and hosting space. Create a nice website and brand it with you portfolio. Keep everything looking very professional and advertise it in different platform. Perhaps you can optimize your site for search engine too.

Just a friendly suggestion.

Make an account on Fiverr, Upwork, Freelancer, etc. Post your portfolio over there and make a nice profile. Start bidding on various projects and you'll eventually start your journey as a freelancer. You can also try to work for bounties at https://gitcoin.co/.

If you're as good as I thought you are, then it should not be a problem for you to get one or two jobs after months.

Connect people on GitHib, LinkedIn and if are skilled enough then there is no need to panic and ask this question in beginners. Search for job instead of searching for a easy way formula reply.

There are many exchanges looking for freelancer developers you can try there.

you must have done some work already if you have the experience you're claiming so what do you look for now? better pay? more work? different / more challenging work? are you looking for a full time or part time job? freelance? contract? local? remote?

build your resume / portfolio based on those criteria, for a local job search use your local job sites - I'm sure most countries has those, and for remote... that's a bit tough

some of the sites suggested above like fiverr can be frustrating because clients lowball like crazy there and kids compete with you for pennies too... could be good for building up a portfolio though

Very good suggestion, create your portfolio online so others   will reach you. Also may I add, you can check on upwork.com (http://www.upwork.com)  and  other online or hombase job site. or you can view lists here (https://www.smallrevolution.com/job-board-list/).

There are many resources online, be patient and steadfast in finding it.

Friendly suggestion:

These days, there's a big flow of people (and even kids) coming in the market with those skills of Web Designing (PHP/HTML/CSS). Whatever you do, do NOT remain stuck within only these skills. While working, do also focus on OOP and get friendly with languages like Java and Python. The best way of making it happen is by practicing more and more with these languages and contributing to your favorite projects on Github. Build your web-related portfolio, but also build your Github profile!

Likewise, show those current/past jobs that you have worked with. This will impress more employers if you can show them that you have done past projects with your skills.

A sub-reddit too can help you.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Jobs4Bitcoins/

As Royse777 suggested, you should move your topic to services section if you are willing to get payed with Bitcoin. (use the move button on bottom left)

There are also few freelancing platforms that accept paying in Bitcoin.
Here is a list of few of them:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2264515.msg22947681#msg22947681

Good luck.

Before making any accounts anywhere, go for LinkedIn, the best place for professionals willing to get hired for any kind of work. And there is a lot of demand for people who do crypto related jobs or have great knowledge about cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

His line of work is very inflated, unless he is a professional in Python especially in robotics programming , or some thing that is relatively new like solidity programming then competing with other workers from "less fortune countries" is going to be nearly impossible, I don't want to mention countries so that I don't offend anyone but some people do these online tasks for peanuts, if you are in a well devolved country you might make more money working in a fast food restaurant than working as a freelancer in IT related fields.

My advice for you is that you should be a head of the curve, with all due respect all the skills you mentioned are not impressive anymore, don't expect to earn a ton of money with that set of skills, learn blockchain related programming language such as C++, Vyper and/or Solidity ,these have higher demand than the majoiry of other IT related skills, and they should have a larger market share in the future, out of the three languages I suggested Solidity will be the easiest for you since you are familiar with JavaScript.

Add to that, you can have an account with CryptoMarketAds where you can buy or sell your product and get paid immediately for your services. They have released and developed about 4 different product https://t.me/CryptoMarketAdsOfficial/84870

Sometimes dev teams are looking for people like you. When you see a business advertising on a board (altcoin project, a crypto-based service like cloud mining or staking sites, wallets, explorers, tickers, and so on) go to their site and look for announcements. I often see job offers posted by dev teams and various project leaders. I can't believe an experienced dev css + java dev can't get a job.

Those persons with skills like that are highly in-demand in our country in any industry and have a decent starting salary. How about there?

Are you fit to work? Mentally and Physically? I mean the usual working at the office thing.  Try to look for a job there. Sometimes at most of the cases, that line of work is mostly home-based. Then from there, use your salary to purchase BTC.

Move this topic to the services section of this forum then update your post to include your portfolios, you should also create an account on sites like freelancer, fiver upwork and many others to increase your chance of getting a job.

these sites have many remote jobs

https://angel.co
https://dynamitejobs.co
https://www.upwork.com
https://remoteok.io
https://crypto.jobs
https://cryptojobslist.com
https://cryptocurrencyjobs.co
https://cryptojobs.com
https://jobs.cointelegraph.com/

but make sure to build a portfolio online before applying for jobs.
you can make one fast at https://behance.net or https://dribbble.com

The truth is he might be professional website developer but he don't know  how to turn that profession into  business thats why he is here  looking for a Job so if  you can guard him/her little while will make a change..   

The service section in this forum is a place to find work, while outside,  the freelance site is the best place to find work.

I think the knowledge you have will be very useless if you only expect to get paid from work. I have sold 2 sites that I built by myself and I got 1000x profit from the capital. I'm not showing off but it's better you build and develop a business with your knowledge.

Two years ago you was able to find tenth of PHP jobs here everyday. It was a good time but after market falling in 2018 there is a depression stage on crypto jobs market. Not a lot people here are developing something now... But a few years ago it was golden time for PHP developers here. You was able to earn up to few k$ in BTC every months as additional revenue. Also to make some money on signature campaigns (they were accept even JR members)  ::) Shit what a times we lost...

There are so many job boards( with remote jobs so you don't have to relocate to other country) that you can search on and they are FILLED with 'programmers wanted' type of announcements. Also you can create a thread in the Services post in this forum and not only. There are many other forums related to crypto and a lot more dedicated to programming.

Another strategy is to pitch your portfolio to companies or my favorite strategy - to work for free for them for a period and if they see you bring value to their business they will surely keep you with a good financial remuneration. Good luck!