Frequently Asked Questions

To post a job, click on the "Post a Job" link in the navigation menu. You'll need to create an account or sign in with GitHub, then fill out the job listing form with all the required details about the position.

Django News Jobs focuses on Django and Python-related positions, including backend development, full-stack roles, DevOps positions, and other tech roles where Django/Python skills are required or preferred.

Job listings typically remain active for 30 days from the date of approval. After this period, they will be automatically archived but will still be accessible via direct link.

Yes, you can edit your job listing after posting. Simply log in to your account, navigate to your job listings, and click the edit button. Note that significant changes may require re-approval by our moderators.

Yes, we provide both RSS and ATOM feeds for job listings. You can find subscription links in the page header or footer, allowing you to stay updated on the latest Django and Python job opportunities.

Django News Jobs is completely free for job seekers. Employers can post basic job listings for free, with premium options available for enhanced visibility.

Yes, Django News Jobs features opportunities related to Django, Wagtail CMS, and other Python frameworks. We cater to the broader Python web development ecosystem.

Yes, many listings on Django News Jobs offer remote work options. You can filter job postings by location type to find remote-friendly positions.

Yes, our platform is updated daily with new job opportunities. Expired or filled positions are promptly removed to ensure an up-to-date experience.

We curate and aggregate job listings from multiple trusted sources, including direct submissions from employers, Python.org's job board, established Django job platforms like Django Gigs and Django Jobs, and community announcements.