Toptal is a marketplace for top Arduino developers, engineers, programmers, coders, architects, and consultants. Top companies and start-ups choose Toptal Arduino freelancers for their mission-critical software projects.
We've been blown away by the level of talent we've been able to hire through Toptal.
Kacey Saff
Arduino Developer
Kacey is a strong developer with peer-acknowledged prowess in problem solving and debugging. As an experienced technical lead, she designs systems congruous... to the problem space. As a programmer, she makes sure to acquire a deep understanding of the task.
Sergey Kolodiy
Arduino Developer
Sergey is a software engineer with extensive development experience in the .NET technology stack, with strong architecture and coding skills. He loves to wo...rk on complex and business-critical tasks with full involvement, high productivity, and great enjoyment. He is a big fan of clean, testable, and maintainable code and has worked for a number of successful projects ranging from small startups to complex enterprise applications.
Zhe Li
Arduino Developer
Zhe is a senior full-stack developer and entrepreneur with a proven ability to develop efficient back-end services for mobile and other applications. He is... experienced in Python, Django, Django REST framework, Scala, and Akka Http.
Javier Waitzel
Arduino Developer
Javier is a top engineer and entrepreneur who is passionate about new technologies and software development. He has experience in mobile application design... and development, and he's worked extensively with multidisciplinary teams bringing innovative ideas to every project.
Francisco Clariá
Arduino Developer
Francisco is a full-stack engineer currently focused on hybrid apps (Ionic/Cordova) who has extensive experience in innovative solutions, Arduino, API/REST... back-ends, distributed data manipulation systems, web applications, and UI/UX. He maintains a strong focus on sustainability and performance in his work and in the products he develops.
Hubert Orlik-Grzesik
Arduino Developer
Hubert is an incredibly fast learner--he was once able to pick up a musical instrument in the morning and play nice tunes by the afternoon. He has the same... skill when it comes to working with new technologies and on new projects. He values high quality code and attention to detail, and he cares deeply about great UX.
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Get StartedWe make sure that each engagement between you and your Arduino 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.
Depending on availability and how fast you can progress, you could start your no-risk trial with an Arduino developer within 48 hours of signing up. Most of our engagements start within 2 weeks of discussing your project with us.
All of our talent are seasoned experts who ramp up quickly, readily contribute as core team members, and work with you to minimize onboarding time.
We have a knack for matching you with the right fit. Start working with your new hire on a no-risk trial period, paying only if satisfied.
Hire in under 2 weeks and scale your team up or down as needed, no strings attached.
We handle all aspects of billing, payments, and NDA’s. Let us take care of the overhead while you focus on building great products.
Choose the engagement type that suits your needs — hourly, part-time, or full-time — with the ability to change anytime.
Focus on your project and enjoy support from your dedicated account executive and expert talent matcher.
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