Contract Jobs in New York City, NY

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Development Accountant

Company: Kforce

Location: New York, NY

Posted Jul 03, 2025

CPA completed or in progress would be a preference. The Development Accountant will be involved in tax compliance activities for a variety of diverse clients in…

Post Graphic Designer / Editor

Company: 24 Seven Talent

Location: Culver City, CA

Posted Jul 08, 2025

Advanced design skills, technical knowledge, and a deep understanding of the design process and trends in digital and print mediums.

Corporate Accounting Manager

Company: Kforce

Location: New York, NY

Posted Jul 03, 2025

Kforce's client, a prominent NYC based Real Estate firm is seeking a Corporate Accounting Manager in New York, NY. Salaried personnel receive paid time off.

NEW YORK CITY LICENSED ELECTRICIAN WILL LICENSE YOUR COMPANY FOR ANNUAL FEE

Company: SAI

Location: New York, NY

Posted Jul 08, 2025

Also provide proof of adequate financial resources to operate an electrical construction business along with a long term commitment to pay the annual electrical…

MEP Project Manager

Company: The McCloud Group

Location: Long Island City, NY

Posted Jul 03, 2025

Must have a valid driver's license. Five years’ experience as a technical specialist in construction and design related field, and Two years of experience…

Project Manager I EDS

Company: ICON Plc

Location: New York, NY

Posted Jul 07, 2025

Manage bioanalytical studies to ensure that bioanalysis is well coordinated with in life study phases, and that samples are appropriately tracked throughout the…

House Cleaner

Company: DD.NYC®

Location: New York, NY

Posted Jul 06, 2025

BONUS: has a driver license and knows how to drive. This role involves maintaining the cleanliness and sanitation of residential properties, ensuring that every…

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the typical hourly or weekly rates for contract tech roles at different seniority levels?
Entry‑level contractors earn $30–$50 per hour, mid‑level $50–$80, senior‑level $80–$120, specialist roles such as AI/ML or security typically $100–$150, and lead or architect positions can exceed $150 per hour. Regional cost of living and the specific technology stack also influence these ranges.
What skills and certifications are most sought after for contract tech positions?
High‑demand skills include cloud platform expertise (AWS Certified Solutions Architect, Azure Solutions Architect, GCP Professional Cloud Architect), Kubernetes & Helm, Terraform, CI/CD tools like Jenkins or GitLab CI, security certifications such as CISSP or CompTIA Security+, data engineering tools (Snowflake, BigQuery), programming languages (Python, Go, TypeScript), and Agile or Scrum facilitation. Demonstrated project experience on similar stacks is often required.
Can contract tech roles be performed remotely, and what is the typical remote work policy?
Approximately 80–90% of contract tech positions are fully remote, with clients providing VPN access and collaboration tools. Some contracts may require occasional on‑site visits for client meetings or data‑center access, but most clients emphasize a remote‑first workflow and enforce compliance with local data‑residency laws.
How can contractors advance their careers while staying in contract work?
Contractors can build a strong portfolio, specialize in high‑paying stacks, pursue advanced certifications, and secure retainer or multi‑project contracts. Continuous learning keeps rates high, and many contractors transition into permanent roles with the same clients or move into consulting, contract management, or specialized advisory positions.
What current industry trends are influencing the demand for contract tech talent?
Digital transformation, cloud migration, AI/ML adoption, cybersecurity needs, remote‑first culture, microservices architecture, edge computing, and the rise of platform‑as‑a‑service (PaaS) are driving companies to hire contractors for rapid experimentation, scaling, and expertise that is too scarce for full‑time positions.

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