I currently work partly remote: I go to the office for one day a week (8hr) and work the other 12 hours from home. I like this arrangement as the day in the o

I currently work partly remote: I go to the office for one day a week (8hr) and work the other 12 hours from home. I like this arrangement as the day in the office also gives me insight into what else is going on, besides my immediate tasks. For example I may pick up on something that my coworker is spending a lot of time on that could easily be automated or a client request that may influence my schedule. On the other hand the time remote gives me a chance to focus on harder issues. What I like about the part-time aspect is that I can choose to just work when I'm focussed. If things are not moving as I like, I just stop working. This is also the disadvantage, because that way work spreads out over more days than it would if I would sit in the office. In general I think the jobs are there, but you will probably have to know someone at the company that is already aware of your skills. Maybe first starting out as a contractor on a smaller project. (Assuming you would prefer a long-term job over contracting)