My suggestion is to ask them to make an offer first to get an idea of
the price range they are willing to offer.
Realistically speaking, I worked with both US and Canada companies via
contract from Eastern Europe and the rates
go from 10-15 Euro for remote work. People don't pay much over these
rates because there are plenty
of replacement opportunities from other parts of the globe (unless you
provide some unique services).
Good luck!
gabriel
On Dec 14, 3:35 am, Łukasz Wojciechowski
<lukasz.wojciechow...@ngsoft.pl> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm Polish and I live in Poland.
>
> Recently I was hired by a company based in Canada to work on symfony
> based project.
>
> Project started when symfony 1.0 was stable version.
> Im responsible for:
> - code refactoring:
> - cleaning up PHP notices
> - DRY'ing some obvious parts of the code
> - moving some code from/to view and model layer
> - concrete funciontal changes pointed by Customer
> - fixing bugs
> - securing application
> - updating to 1.4 version
>
> I consider myself and I believe :) I'm intermediate symfony developer
> - I'm using symfony from 2-3 years and developed 10 - 20 various size
> projects.
>
> I know the value of my work but this is my first job outside of my
> country so I have no idea what is per hour rating (in USD) for such
> scenario.
>
> Maybe some of You are hiring symfony developers from middle Europe and
> could share Your knowledge about per hour ratings?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> --
> Best regards
>
> Lukasz Wojciechowskihttp://www.ngsoft.pl
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