Thanks for the additional context. You basically have two major filtering constraints: 1. The potential client needs to have a dev env that aligns with yo

Thanks for the additional context. You basically have two major filtering constraints: 1. The potential client needs to have a dev env that aligns with your skill set. 2. There needs to be a clear, sufficiently detailed specification of a module/component that can be realistically completed in a day. As I see it, you have a challenge in identifying opportunities that meet the criteria where you are able to demonstrate the value of your services in a day. Perhaps you have a network of contacts that allows you to do that. That I cannot know. Job ads might give you sufficient information about the first criteria, but the second one is much harder to discern. I dread that you could end up having lots of meetings where the hiring manager obfuscates the quality of the requirements specifications. At least that has been my experience. Pardon my cynicism. In my rather extensive experience, my first task was almost always to determine what needs to be done and why. Only then could I actually work on the implementation. Even when there was a spec to work from, it generally was in the form that the management had signed off on it as being complete, yet the developers were constantly asking for clarification and additional details. Perhaps the foregoing is more of a rant. Sorry about that. Hope you have far better luck than my past experiences suggest.