How are Toptal MediaWiki developers different?

At Toptal, we thoroughly screen our MediaWiki developers to ensure we only match you with talent of the highest caliber. Of the more than 200,000 people who apply to join the Toptal network each year, fewer than 3% make the cut. You’ll work with engineering experts (never generalized recruiters or HR reps) to understand your goals, technical needs, and team dynamics. The end result: expert vetted talent from our network, custom matched to fit your business needs.

Can I hire MediaWiki developers in less than 48 hours through Toptal?

Depending on availability and how fast you can progress, you could start working with a MediaWiki developer within 48 hours of signing up.

What is the no-risk trial period for Toptal MediaWiki developers?

We make sure that each engagement between you and your MediaWiki 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.

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Buba Bojang

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

United StatesToptal Member Since October 25, 2022

Buba is a software engineer who designs software systems that improve processes for large departments and agencies. He built a customs intelligence system to record contraband seizures, a hospital management system for government hospitals, a multi-tenant system for colleges and universities, and an integrated system involving Medicaid and Medicare. He oversees all phases of developing web applications, RESTful web services, and microservices and maintains software after deployment.

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Kevin Bloch

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

FranceToptal Member Since January 31, 2017

PostgreSQL, JavaScript, Perl, and Haxe are among Kevin's specialties, but he has worked with many programming technologies since his interest began during grade school. The bulk of his career has been as a lead desktop and full-stack developer, but his favorite areas of focus are project management, back-end technologies, and game development. He works diligently alone but also loves being part of a team.

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Jake Noble

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

United KingdomToptal Member Since June 23, 2015

Jake is an enthusiastic and highly skilled PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript developer from Derby, UK. He has been working with websites and web applications for over a decade and has proven his ability to create excellent web solutions for any client. Jake excels at both creating new projects and jumping onto existing projects and is looking forward to embracing new challenges.

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András Szücs

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

HungaryToptal Member Since December 22, 2021

András is a full-stack developer with seven years of experience in JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Node.js. In addition to a strong foundation in software development, he has conducted UX research and established design processes. This combination allows him to explore users' needs while evaluating the feasibility of potential solutions. For every project, András focuses on building the right things and building them in the right way.

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Pablo Aguilar

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

United StatesToptal Member Since February 3, 2020

Pablo is a passionate software engineer with an interest in cybersecurity. He takes pride in his work and sees it as a representation of his professional caliber. Pablo strives for the team's success because he believes there is great personal and professional growth in helping others. He hopes to help make the world a better place through his work in the technology space.

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Tim Sheerman-Chase

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

United KingdomToptal Member Since January 26, 2017

Tim is a software engineer with experience in a wide range of industries, technologies, and academia. His primary programming languages are C++ and Python. He is adept at real-time/multi-threaded systems. Tim also has a degree in physics and a Ph.D. in machine learning/image processing.

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Robert C Kahlert

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

AustriaToptal Member Since September 4, 2020

Robert has taken on the architecture and documentation of great software—its engineering and research—for over 20 years. He loves designing and improving existing systems, creating content, and making systems and people collaborate in new ways. His focus areas include operating systems, compilers, databases, information modeling, and common sense reasoning. Robert has worked on research prototypes, development tools, and products in academia, at IBM, and for the symbolic AI platform, Cyc.

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Sebastiano Di Stefano

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

ItalyToptal Member Since October 25, 2022

Sebastiano is a back-end engineer with approximately five years of professional experience. In his first two and a half years, his work was primarily with Java on enterprise applications; in the last three years, he has transitioned into a Python software engineer. Sebastiano is adept at designing new tools, coding them in Python, leveraging Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services, and deploying them on GCP. He also has sound data-engineering knowledge and is eager, helpful, and independent.

MediaWiki Python SQL Python 3 REST APIs + more

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Matthias Guenther

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

TurkeyToptal Member Since June 14, 2021

Matthias is a database developer, modeler, and analyst specializing in CRM development with in-depth knowledge of the retail, fundraising, and automotive industries. Matthias improved response rates archived by an intelligent deduplication process in PL/SQL handling various postal deliverers in the EU. He is an SQL-certified expert who excels with Python, process automation, data quality improvements, proprietary and data management systems, and migrations.

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Stanislav Ivanov

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

ArgentinaToptal Member Since November 25, 2013

Stanislav is a senior software engineer with 18 years of software development experience. He is capable of building quality solutions and enabling continuous delivery with cloud technologies. Stanislav is an experienced individual contributor with many years of experience leading development teams. His focus is mostly on early-stage startups and scaling from small to large.

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Milutin Stankovic

Freelance MediaWiki Developer

SerbiaToptal Member Since August 27, 2020

Milutin is a computer science engineer with a bachelor's degree and a senior full-stack web developer with a decade of experience working on solo and team projects. He currently focuses on Laravel, Angular, React, Node.js, and .NET. Milutin is also one of the creators and main developers of the tennis app (ACES TM) and recently worked on the Olympics ticketing app for Paris 2024 for the past two years.

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I am more than pleased with our experience with Toptal. The professional I got to work with was on the phone with me within a couple of hours. I knew after discussing my project with him that he was the candidate I wanted. I hired him immediately and he wasted no time in getting to my project, even going the extra mile by adding some great design elements that enhanced our overall look.

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Ryan Rockefeller

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Toptal understood our project needs immediately. We were matched with an exceptional freelancer from Argentina who, from Day 1, immersed himself in our industry, blended seamlessly with our team, understood our vision, and produced top-notch results. Toptal makes connecting with superior developers and programmers very easy.

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As a small company with limited resources we can't afford to make expensive mistakes. Toptal provided us with an experienced programmer who was able to hit the ground running and begin contributing immediately. It has been a great experience and one we'd repeat again in a heartbeat.

Stuart Pocknee

Principal

How to Hire MediaWiki Developers through Toptal

Talk to One of Our Industry Experts

A Toptal director of engineering will work with you to understand your goals, technical needs, and team dynamics.

Work With Hand-Selected Talent

Within days, we'll introduce you to the right MediaWiki developer for your project. Average time to match is under 24 hours.

The Right Fit, Guaranteed

Work with your new MediaWiki developer for a trial period (pay only if satisfied), ensuring they're the right fit before starting the engagement.

FAQs

How are Toptal MediaWiki developers different?
At Toptal, we thoroughly screen our MediaWiki developers to ensure we only match you with talent of the highest caliber. Of the more than 200,000 people who apply to join the Toptal network each year, fewer than 3% make the cut. You’ll work with engineering experts (never generalized recruiters or HR reps) to understand your goals, technical needs, and team dynamics. The end result: expert vetted talent from our network, custom matched to fit your business needs.
Can I hire MediaWiki developers in less than 48 hours through Toptal?
Depending on availability and how fast you can progress, you could start working with a MediaWiki developer within 48 hours of signing up.
What is the no-risk trial period for Toptal MediaWiki developers?
We make sure that each engagement between you and your MediaWiki 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.

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