Tier 1
Newcomer
- What you can take
- Small orders, or a supporting role on larger ones
- How you get there
- Pass the application review
itbanque Engineer Network
itbanque finds the clients, signs the contracts and collects payment, then offers you orders that fit your skills and hours. Every invitation states the work, the pay and the timeline. Whether you take it is up to you.
The invitation says what the order pays, so you know before you decide.
Orders are split into milestones. Each one is paid once it is accepted.
We reach out when an order fits. You are free to decline.
How it works
Sign in, upload your resume and list your stack and hours. It takes about five minutes and you can save partway.
A dispatcher reads your application. If it looks like a fit, we set up a conversation or a small trial task.
When an order matches, you get an invitation: the work, the pay, the timeline. You have 24 hours to accept or decline.
Orders run in milestones. Each one is paid within 15 days of acceptance.
Tiers
Tier 1
Tier 2
Tier 3
How pay works
The pay for each order is set when the order is created and written into the invitation. The number you see is the number you receive.
Your amount is written into the order when it is created, and it does not change.
An order is offered only after the client has paid a 30–50% deposit.
Each milestone is paid within 15 days of acceptance.
Once a milestone is accepted you are paid, even if the client pays late or not at all.
Who can join
Degrees and titles do not matter here. What you have built does, and how many hours you can reliably give.
You can legally work as an independent contractor in the US or Canada. For now the network is open in these two countries only.
Taking orders does not breach the moonlighting or IP terms of your current employment.
You decide how many hours a week you offer. We ask that the number is real.
A resume, a GitHub profile, a shipped product, or a project you can explain in detail all count.
FAQ
Yes, as long as taking orders does not breach your agreement with your employer on outside work and IP. You confirm this when you apply.
Usually not. These statuses generally do not allow work as an independent contractor. If your situation is unusual, choose “Other” when you apply and a person will review it.
No. You can accept or decline every invitation. With no answer in 24 hours it moves to the next person.
itbanque backstops accepted milestones. A late client does not delay your pay.
A dispatcher reads your application. If it looks like a fit, we set up a conversation or a small trial task. Once approved you get an email and a Discord invite. You can check progress in the member area at any time.
Discord is the home of the network. Announcements, questions and order communication all happen there.
No. Members are independent contractors: you can decline work, set your own hours, use your own equipment, and you handle your own taxes.
The form takes about five minutes. You can save partway and come back.
Apply to join