[HIRING] Arduino / electronics helper for small wiring + schematic jobs

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Job Overview

• Title: [HIRING] Arduino / electronics helper for small wiring + schematic jobs
• Source: Reddit r/forhire

Job Description

Looking to hire someone good with Arduino + basic electronics for odd jobs here and there. I usually have a rough idea of what I’m trying to do, but I need someone who can turn that into a proper wiring layout / schematic and tell me exactly what parts are needed. Example jobs might be things like: * Arduino controlling 1 or 2 stepper motors * drivers, relays, switches, power supply stuff * working out the extra components needed so nothing gets missed What I need from you: * take my rough sketch / idea and turn it into a clear wiring diagram * tell me exactly how everything connects * give me a proper parts list * point out anything I’m missing * help choose the right bits like motor drivers, relays, resistors, protection parts, etc. Not looking for anything super corporate or overkill. Just someone practical who actually knows their stuff and can help with real-world Arduino/electronics setups. Would be great if you have experience with: * Arduino * stepper motors + drivers * relays / switches / brake control * power supplies / basic electronics * making clean, easy-to-follow diagrams There’ll probably be more small jobs in future too, so ideally looking for someone reliable I can come back to. If interested, send me: * a quick intro * what kind of Arduino / electronics stuff you’ve done * any examples if you have them * your rates $ Payment can be done via: Bank, Paypal, or Crypto

Salary & Compensation

Salary not disclosed; typically competitive for the role.

Work Arrangement

Type: On-Site

Standard business hours at the office.

Typical Interview Process

1. Resume screening
2. HR call
3. Skill interview
4. Final manager interview
5. Offer

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