Hire the Top 3% of Freelance AngularJS Developers

The cost associated with hiring an AngularJS developer depends on various factors, including preferred talent location, complexity and size of the project you’re hiring for, seniority, engagement commitment (hourly, part-time, or full-time), and more. In the US, for example, Glassdoor’s reported average total annual pay for AngularJS developers is $148,000 as of November 2024. With Toptal, you can speak with an expert talent matcher who will help you understand the cost of talent with the right skills and seniority level for your needs. To get started, schedule a call with us — it’s free, and there’s no obligation to hire with Toptal.

To hire the right AngularJS developer, it’s important to evaluate a candidate’s experience, technical skills, and communication skills. You’ll also want to consider the fit with your particular industry, company, and project. Toptal’s rigorous screening process ensures that every member of our network has excellent experience and skills, and our team will match you with the perfect AngularJS developers for your project.

According to a Stack Overflow 2023 survey, Angular (including AngularJS) was used by 17.46% of developers. In 2023, Angular accounted for 38% of frontend job offers that specified a framework requirement, indicating a substantial demand for Angular developers. These trends are congruent with the rising demand for web developers: 75% of coders are involved in web development, and the job growth rate for web developers through 2031 stands at a whopping 30% (the average occupation growth rate is 5%).

Typically, you can hire an AngularJS developer with Toptal in about 48 hours. For larger teams of talent or Managed Delivery, timelines may vary. Our talent matchers are highly skilled in the same fields they’re matching in—they’re not recruiters or HR reps. They’ll work with you to understand your goals, technical needs, and team dynamics, and match you with ideal candidates from our vetted global talent network.

Once you select your AngularJS developer, you’ll have a no-risk trial period to ensure they’re the perfect fit. Our matching process has a 98% trial-to-hire rate, so you can rest assured that you’re getting the best fit every time.

AngularJS is an open-source, JavaScript-based web framework used for app development—especially the development of single-page applications. It extends the syntax of HTML with custom directives that put complex code fragments into smaller reusable components. AngularJS differs from Angular, which represents later versions of the framework (v2+), in several ways. While Angular 2+ is TypeScript-based, AngularJS is JavaScript-based and uses a different architecture.

At Toptal, we thoroughly screen our AngularJS developers to ensure we only match you with the highest caliber of talent. Of the more than 200,000 people who apply to join the Toptal network each year, fewer than 3% make the cut.

In addition to screening for industry-leading expertise, we also assess candidates’ language and interpersonal skills to ensure that you have a smooth working relationship.

When you hire with Toptal, you’ll always work with world-class, custom-matched AngularJS developers ready to help you achieve your goals.

You can hire AngularJS developers on an hourly, part-time, or full-time basis. Toptal can also manage the entire project from end-to-end with our Managed Delivery offering. Whether you hire an expert for a full- or part-time position, you’ll have the control and flexibility to scale your team up or down as your needs evolve. Our AngularJS developers can fully integrate into your existing team for a seamless working experience.

We make sure that each engagement between you and your AngularJS developer begins with a trial period of up to two weeks. This means that you have time to confirm the engagement will be successful. If you’re completely satisfied with the results, we’ll bill you for the time and continue the engagement for as long as you’d like. If you’re not completely satisfied, you won’t be billed. From there, we can either part ways, or we can provide you with another expert who may be a better fit and with whom we will begin a second, no-risk trial.