We need a Senior Zoho Developer for our Sector 62 office in Noida; this is a part-time, on-site role paying ₹83,500 a month. If you've spent years building inside the Zoho ecosystem and want a role that doesn't demand a full five-day week, keep reading. This sits within our ERP and business applications group, working across a handful of client accounts rather than one single product.
What the role covers
- Configure Zoho modules, mainly CRM and Creator, to match how a specific business actually operates rather than forcing their process into a default template
- Write Deluge scripts for custom functions, validation logic, and automated actions triggered by record changes
- Build workflow automations that cut down manual data entry, things like auto-assigning leads based on territory rules or triggering approval chains when a deal crosses a certain value
- Sit with stakeholders early in any project to pin down what they actually need, since a Zoho build based on a vague brief tends to need a rework three weeks later
- Handle support tickets after go-live, adjusting configurations as the client's process shifts
A fair chunk of this work happens through client calls rather than heads-down coding, so translating "our sales team keeps missing follow-ups" into an actual automation matters as much as the scripting itself. Some clients arrive with a fairly clear picture of what they want, others need a fair bit of back-and-forth before the actual pain point surfaces, and reading which situation you're in early saves everyone time later.
Background we're looking for
A bachelor's degree is the baseline here, and it doesn't need to be in a technical discipline specifically. What we do want, given the seniority of this role, is a recognized Zoho certification, whether that's on the developer track or a functional one tied to a specific module you've worked in extensively. We're less concerned about which certification path you took than whether it actually matches the depth of work you've done.
We're asking for six years of hands-on experience, most of it spent building inside enterprise platforms rather than just administering them. Someone with that background has usually hit the same wall more than once: a client asking for something the platform technically can't do out of the box, and knows how to find a workaround instead of just saying no. That kind of pattern recognition doesn't really show up on a resume, so we tend to dig into it directly during the interview rather than assume it from years of tenure alone.
Skills
The essentials are Zoho platform expertise, real Deluge scripting ability, and end-to-end workflow automation experience. We're not looking for someone who's dabbled in one Zoho app; we want someone who's lived inside the suite long enough to know its quirks. That includes knowing where Deluge's limits are, and when it makes more sense to reach for a custom function versus a built-in workflow rule. Blueprint design comes up often, too, since many client requests boil down to enforcing a specific sequence of stages a record must pass through before it can move forward.
REST API integration work is a strong plus, especially connecting Zoho to external tools without a native connector. JavaScript comes up occasionally for custom widgets, so that's useful too, and familiarity with Zoho Analytics rounds things out nicely if you've got it, though it's far from mandatory. A few of our client accounts also touch Zoho Books or Zoho Desk, so if you've worked across the broader suite rather than staying inside CRM alone, that experience transfers well here.
The part-time setup
This is genuinely part-time, not a full role squeezed into a part-time label. Scheduling is flexible within office hours, and Naukri Mitra has listed a growing number of these part-time senior roles as more companies realize experienced developers don't always want a five-day commitment. You'll still be expected to attend client calls scheduled during your working hours, so flexibility runs both ways rather than only in your favor. Most weeks settle into a rhythm once a project's requirements are locked, though the first couple of weeks on any new client account tend to run heavier than the rest.
Compensation and perks
Beyond the monthly pay, here's what comes with the role.
- Pro-rated paid leave that scales with your part-time schedule
- Flexible in-office scheduling within agreed hours
- Performance-based incentives tied to project delivery
- On-site cafeteria access
- Cab or commute support for the Sector 62 location
The commute support matters more than it might sound for a part-time role. Sector 62 sees heavy traffic during standard shift changes, and cab support removes one of the bigger friction points for anyone splitting their week between this and something else. The cafeteria setup is worth a mention too, since it runs on the same schedule whether you're clocked in for a full day or a half one.
Where you'd be working
The office sits in Sector 62, Noida, and this is strictly on-site, not remote or hybrid. If you've been looking specifically at part-time Zoho developer jobs in Noida, this fills a gap that's genuinely uncommon for a senior-level position, since most senior Zoho roles in the city are full-time by default. Pay for this role sits toward the higher end of what part-time senior developer roles in Noida typically offer per month. Sector 62 itself is well connected by metro, which helps if you're not driving in.
Applying
Send over your application along with a couple of examples of Zoho builds you've delivered, ideally ones where you handled the scripting yourself rather than just the configuration. Shortlisted candidates go through a short technical conversation covering a Deluge scripting problem and a walkthrough of one automation you're proud of. There's no separate coding test beyond that; we'd rather hear you talk through your own work than watch you solve something artificial on a whiteboard. If the initial conversation goes well, we'll usually get back to you within a week rather than leaving you waiting through a long hiring cycle.
