IT Park, home to the Rajiv Gandhi Technology Park in Chandigarh, has an Associate Angular Developer opening for part-time, on-site work paying up to ₹35,500 a month.
If you've been doing Angular work for a couple of years now and you're looking for something part-time rather than a full five-day commitment, this one's worth a look. The team's building out features on an existing product, and they need someone who can pick up a ticket, work through it, and hand off clean, documented code with minimal oversight.
What the work looks like day to day
- Implement new features based on whatever the current project requirements call for
- Debug and resolve technical issues as they come up, whether reported by QA or discovered mid-build
- Document your work clearly enough that someone else on the team can pick it up later without guessing
- Take part in code reviews, both giving and receiving feedback
Part-time doesn't mean lighter expectations on quality. It just means the hours are more flexible, depending on how the team structures the work.
What you'd need to bring
A bachelor's degree is the baseline, and computer science or IT are the most common backgrounds the team sees, though a related field with real coding chops works too. Two years of hands-on experience with the tools this role runs on is expected, since this isn't an entry-level position even with the part-time structure.
Technical skills
- Angular
- TypeScript
- RxJS
- HTML and CSS
- Git
- Debugging
That list covers what you'll touch on most days. Angular and TypeScript form the backbone of the codebase, RxJS handles anything reactive, and Git keeps everyone's changes organized without stepping on each other's work.
What would make you stand out
State management experience with NgRx is genuinely useful once an app grows past a certain size, and familiarity with a testing framework like Jasmine or Karma shows you can write code that holds up under change. Angular Material or a similar component library comes up often enough to mention if you've used one, and any exposure to CI/CD pipelines would translate well here too.
Naukri Mitra has seen steady interest in part-time Angular developer roles in Chandigarh over the past year, and this one's a solid example of what that side of the market looks like right now.
Pay and location
The role pays up to ₹35,500 a month for part-time work, based on-site at IT Park. There's no remote arrangement here, so you'll need to be in Chandigarh or able to commute to Rajiv Gandhi Technology Park regularly.
Benefits
- Pro-rated paid leave
- Flexible in-office scheduling
- Performance-based incentives
- Relocation assistance for candidates moving to Chandigarh
- Accommodation support during the move
The flexible scheduling is probably the biggest draw for anyone juggling this alongside something else, whether that's a second project, studies, or simply a preference for a lighter week.
How to apply
Send along a resume and links to any Angular projects that show real, working code rather than just a description of your role on a team. If you've got something on GitHub with a decent commit history, that's usually enough to spark a conversation. Shortlisted candidates can expect a short technical discussion around a recent feature they built.
