Make $$ Doing Part-Time Remote Math/CS/Programming Jobs

[Reverie]

Does anyone know a way for someone with good mathematical and computer science(including programming) skills to make some money doing part time work? I guess someone could look at my other posts to assess my level of mathematical competence.

Something that would take around 10 hours per week and pays 25+(US) or 17+(Euro)/hour. The work needs to be doable via the Internet from a remote location. My written English is good, but my spoken English is horrible.

 

[wolram]

Does anyone know a way for someone with good mathematical and computer science(including programming) skills to make some money doing part time work? I guess someone could look at my other posts to assess my level of mathematical competence.

Something that would take around 10 hours per week and pays 25+(US) or 17+(Euro)/hour. The work needs to be doable via the Internet from a remote location. My written English is good, but my spoken English is horrible.

Politician is out then, the hours are to long and the money to short.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

I understand the importance of utilizing skills and knowledge to generate income. It is great to see that you are looking for ways to make money using your mathematical and computer science skills. With the rise of remote work opportunities, there are certainly options available for individuals with expertise in these fields.

One potential avenue for part-time remote work in math and computer science is freelance projects. Websites such as Upwork, Freelancer, and Fiverr offer a platform for individuals to offer their services to clients in need of specific skills. You can create a profile highlighting your skills and experience, and bid on projects that match your expertise. This allows for flexibility in terms of hours and location, as well as the potential to earn a competitive hourly rate.

Another option could be online tutoring or teaching. Many online platforms, such as Chegg, Tutor.com, and Udemy, offer opportunities for individuals to teach or tutor subjects such as math and computer science. With your strong written English skills, this could be a viable option for you. It is important to note that some of these platforms may require a proficiency in spoken English as well, so it would be beneficial to work on improving your spoken English if possible.

Additionally, you may want to consider reaching out to local schools or universities to see if they have any part-time remote teaching positions available. With your strong mathematical and computer science background, you may be a valuable asset to their online course offerings.

In conclusion, there are certainly options available for individuals with strong mathematical and computer science skills to make money through part-time remote work. I encourage you to explore these options and showcase your skills and expertise to potential clients or employers. Good luck in your search!