Arduino Jobs

I need a seasoned LUA developer who also speaks the language of audio engineering to extend the processing palette on Symetrix, RANE and Allen & Heath DSP platforms. The work sits squarely inside each manufacturer’s SDK, so the GUI framework is already included what we need from you is efficient signal-flow code that drops straight into the existing interface. Primary tasks • Write well-commented LUA modules for DSP • Add pitch and general frequency-management routines that can be chained with, or operate independently of, the above effects. • Optimise code and supply test files that we can provide feedback on Further details on request..

I need a fully-functioning prototype of a portable lunchbox that can actively heat food up to 60 °C and cool it down to 4 °C at the press of a touchscreen control. The enclosure should be molded primarily from food-grade plastic; please keep the overall profile compact enough to fit in a standard backpack while leaving room for the insulation, Peltier or heating elements, battery pack, control board, and a small food compartment sensor. Key functions I expect to see working on the bench: • Touchscreen interface on the lid that lets the user toggle between Heat (60 °C) and Chill (4 °C) modes, with real-time temperature read-out. • USB-C charging input feeding an internal rechargeable battery that can run at least one full heat cycle and one full cool cycle on ...

I’m working on a project with the AVR-IoT Cellular Mini (Sequans Monarch 2 modem), where I modified the Arduino-based firmware myself to periodically transmit GPS latitude and longitude data to my backend (BE) over HTTPS. The objective is to send GPS data (latitude, longitude, and timestamp) to a REST API endpoint at a defined interval and confirm that the data is successfully received and visible on the backend. At the moment, I’m blocked by a TLS issue while attempting to configure the CA certificate for HTTPS. When I try to add the root CA certificate (ISRG Root X1 – Let’s Encrypt) to the device/modem, I get an error that says: “CA certificate input too long” Because of this issue: • The TLS handshake fails. • The HTTPS request does no...

I need an experienced PCB programmer to reprogram a multi-layer PCB for a coffee maker. The board is used for a coffee maker. Required Skills and Experience: - Proficiency in reprogramming multi-layer PCBs - Experience with radio frequency (RF) applications - Knowledge in embedded systems - Familiarity with brewing settings, temperature control, timing and scheduling, and pump control functionalities

I have an Arduino-based board that is powered from its own DC rail, yet it has to monitor several other DC lines whose grounds are completely separate. Right now I’m simply feeding each line through a voltage divider, and—unsurprisingly—the readings jump around or drift because the grounds are floating. The symptom is clear: inaccurate voltage readings that make the data unusable. What I need is a clean, reliable way to sense those isolated DC voltages without tying the reference points together. Whether that means introducing isolated amplifiers, optocouplers, tiny transformers, or another proven technique is up to you; I’m open to whichever approach gives stable, repeatable results and keeps the measurement side safe for the microcontroller. Here’s what I&...

I’m building an educational, IoT-enabled play mat designed especially for children aged three to five. When a child steps, taps or sits on different zones, I want the mat to recognise the interaction and trigger playful learning responses—lights, sounds or messages sent to a companion mobile app. Here’s what I need from you: • Hardware logic so each zone on the mat can reliably detect pressure or touch and send that data wirelessly. • Firmware that converts those raw sensor readings into tidy, low-latency events the app can understand. • Simple proof-of-concept software (mobile or web) that shows the events, plays a sound or displays a visual so I can demo the core learning activities. I’m open on the exact platform; ESP32, Raspberry Pi Pico W ...

I am looking for an embedded systems developer to write Arduino code to communicate with the MCP3903 energy measurement IC from Microchip using the SPI interface. The goal of the project is to read voltage measurements from three channels of the chip and output the values through the Arduino serial monitor. Hardware: Arduino board (Arduino Uno or compatible) MCP3903 analog front-end IC SPI communication Requirements: The code should: Initialize SPI communication between Arduino and the MCP3903. Configure the MCP3903 registers correctly for basic operation. Read measurement data from the following channels: CH0 CH1 CH2 Convert the raw ADC data into readable voltage values (or at least raw measurement values). Print the measured values continuously to the Arduino Serial Monitor...

I want to build a small, self-contained charging station that wakes up only when it “sees” a bottle and a can. The core will be an Arduino (any recent 32-bit board is fine) tied to a solar panel and battery pack. A lightweight AI vision module or camera running something like TensorFlow Lite or OpenCV should continuously—or on a duty-cycled basis—look for bottles. The moment a bottle is detected, the system must move straight into the charging routine without waiting for external confirmation; no alerts, no logging, just automatic activation. What I need from you • Complete Arduino firmware that integrates the vision trigger with the charge-controller logic. • A schematic / wiring diagram showing how the camera, solar panel, charge controller, and any...

I’m working on a project using the AVR-IoT Cellular Mini (Sequans Monarch 2 modem) where I customized the Arduino-based firmware myself to periodically send GPS latitude and longitude data to my backend (BE) over HTTPS. The goal is to push GPS data (lat/long + timestamp) to a REST API endpoint within a specific time interval and verify that the data is successfully received and visible on the backend. However, I’m currently blocked by a TLS issue when trying to configure the CA certificate for HTTPS. When I attempt to add the root CA certificate (ISRG Root X1 – Let’s Encrypt) into the device/modem, I receive an error stating: “CA certificate input too long” Because of this: The TLS handshake fails. The HTTPS request does not complete. The endpoint i...

I have an ESP32 dev board on my bench and need it turned into a compact sensor hub. The entire focus is sensor integration—specifically motion & proximity plus light & sound. Some of the devices will be hard-wired to GPIO pins while others should connect wirelessly, so the firmware must handle both connection paths seamlessly. Here’s exactly what I need delivered: • Well-commented source code (Arduino-ESP32 or ESP-IDF) that polls each sensor, filters noise, and publishes readings over Serial and MQTT. • A clear wiring / pin-out diagram for the hard-wired sensors. • Configuration notes that let me pair or re-pair any wireless sensor modules. • A short README covering library installs, flash commands, and expected output. Acceptance criteri...

I’m putting together a very small-scale project on an Arduino Uno and simply need a clean, well-commented sketch that switches an LED on and off. No elaborate libraries or peripherals—just straightforward LED control that compiles in the current Arduino IDE and can be uploaded over the standard USB cable. What I expect from you • An .ino file that drives either the onboard LED (pin 13) or an external LED on any digital pin I can redefine at the top of the sketch. • Clear inline comments explaining each step so a beginner can follow the logic and reuse the code in future experiments. • A short read-me noting the exact IDE version you compiled with and the wiring diagram if you choose an external LED. That’s all—simple, reliable, and ready to ru...

I’m developing a compact data-acquisition module and need a local electronics engineer in Austin who can take the mixed-signal front-end from concept to ready-to-fab documentation. The heart of the job is a clean, low-noise analog section feeding a high-resolution ADC, with the digital side handling basic buffering and a simple SPI or I²C hand-off to my existing microcontroller board. We’ll meet in person for the initial requirements review and again when hardware is on the bench so rapid tweaks are possible. I already have rough performance targets—sampling at 1Hz, 12–16-bit resolution, and a 12V single-rail supply—but I’m looking for your guidance on component selection, input protection, and clocking strategy to hit those numbers without over-en...

I want a simple two-channel radio link that can do just two things reliably: 1) vary the speed of my brushless DC motor through its ESC (accepts S-Bus or standard PWM) and 2) toggle a single relay on or off. Hardware • I already have the motor, ESC, and relays. • You may choose Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or any Adafruit board—use whichever keeps the build small, inexpensive, and stable. Radio requirements • The handheld transmitter must let me select the operating band with a physical switch: 2.4 GHz, 900 MHz, or 433 MHz. • If LoRa is the cleanest way to hit those bands, great—just make sure the LoRa hop gives me at least a 1 000 ft (≈300 m) clear-line range. Long-range reliability is more important than data rate or extreme power savings...

I’m building a research-grade quantum simulator in Python and need a robust codebase that can accurately model multi-qubit circuits, apply standard gate operations, and return state-vector or density-matrix outputs. Whether you prefer to work directly with NumPy/SciPy or leverage existing open-source frameworks such as Qiskit, Cirq, or QuTiP is completely up to you; the key requirement is clean, well-documented code that runs reliably under Python 3.11. Please provide: • A modular simulation engine capable of handling at least 10-15 qubits, with optional noise or decoherence modelling • A clear, Pythonic API for defining circuits, executing simulations, and extracting results (probabilities, expectation values, etc.) • Unit tests plus a concise README that cover...

I'm looking for an experienced developer to build a weather monitoring system using a Raspberry Pi Pico. The system should interface with an RM Young 05108 Anemometer to measure wind speed and direction, as well as a temperature and pressure sensor. Requirements: - Use I2C for data transmission - Utilize an OLED display to visualize: - Wind speed and direction - Temperature and pressure - All data on one screen Ideal Skills & Experience: - Proficiency with Raspberry Pi and I2C communication - Experience with OLED displays - Knowledge of weather sensors and data integration - Strong programming skills, preferably in Python Please provide samples of previous similar work.

pressure transducer # 85CV 030A FCA1396 32613 013 1129 Amplifier:TL972P I need someone who understands Arduino Boards and Python to successfully work on a Pressure Transducer. I have attached my current code and setup with an amplifier do your research I need this thing to work. For your linear actuator balloon system (IABP capstone setup), the pressure transducer’s goal is to measure the pressure generated in the balloon or fluid line during actuator motion. Core Purpose The pressure transducer converts fluid pressure → electrical signal so your system can monitor what the actuator is doing. What this lets you verify The sensor is mainly used to confirm that the system works correctly. Verify balloon inflation Pressure should rise when the actuator compresses the ...

I want to put an end to guessing when my plants need water by building a small, battery-friendly device that measures soil moisture, pushes the reading to the cloud, and emails me whenever the level drops below a threshold I can set in a companion mobile app. Core features • Soil moisture detection with reliable, calibrated readings • Wi-Fi or BLE link from the probe to the cloud • Email alert generation (no SMS or push needed) • Mobile-only dashboard that shows current moisture %, historical trend, last alert time, and a slider to adjust the alert threshold I’m open to an ESP32, ESP8266, or similarly low-power MCU and prefer code in Arduino/C++ or MicroPython if that speeds things up. Low standby current, deep-sleep cycles, and a compact PCB (or even a ...

I am building a small Windows 10 service that will sit between an IEC 61850 IED and downstream Modbus-TCP clients. The gateway must act as an MMS client, pull a defined set of Logical Nodes (both status and analog), then expose each value as a Holding Register on a Modbus-TCP server that can listen on any user-selectable port. Key details you should know • The Windows PC runs Python 3.9. • The IED is reachable over a direct Ethernet connection—no serial converters or intermediate devices. • All data mapping must come from the device’s ICD/SCL file, so parsing that file correctly is critical. • The program has to auto-start with the OS and run continuously (24/7) without manual intervention. I expect you to lean on libiec61850 for the MMS side and...

I need a working prototype of a compact pool-cleaning robot designed, built, and shipped to Pune by 20 March. Its two core tasks are debris collection across the pool floor and reliable wall-climbing so it can scrub and vacuum vertical surfaces as well. The unit must run on a rechargeable battery pack—no cords in the water—and be steered with a simple handheld RF remote (forward, reverse, left, right, start/stop). A smartphone app or timer isn’t necessary; keeping the hardware lean is key because the entire build, plus packing and freight, must stay within an 18 k INR ceiling. I’m open to clever use of 3-D printed housings, sealed brushed or BLDC thrusters, and readily available filters to hit that cost target while ensuring waterproof integrity. Good buoyancy cont...

I am building a robot named GrowBuddy using ESP32. I need an experienced embedded developer to write clean and optimized firmware for the ESP32. Project Overview: GrowBuddy is a mobile service robot with the following features: 1. Face-following movement (commands will be sent from Android app via WiFi) 2. Obstacle avoidance using Ultrasonic sensor (HC-SR04) 3. Motor control using L298N motor driver 4. Servo motor control for grabbing objects 5. WiFi communication between Android app and ESP32 6. Stable and responsive real-time movement 7. Clean modular code (well structured, commented) ⸻ Hardware Being Used: • ESP32 Dev Board • L298N Motor Driver • 2 DC Motors • Ultrasonic Sensor (HC-SR04) • Servo Motor (for grabbing arm) • WiFi communication ...

I’m building out the engineering team for our AI-driven startup and I need a dedicated embedded developer who can take full ownership of the automotive side of our product line. Your day-to-day work will revolve around three core responsibilities: writing robust firmware that brings our AI features to life, integrating that code seamlessly with sensors and control units already in the vehicle stack, and collaborating on hardware design decisions so everything works together flawlessly. We are moving fast, so I’m looking for someone who is comfortable working full-time alongside our in-house data science and mechanical teams, iterating quickly from prototype through to production-ready boards. Expect a hands-on role that blends coding, debugging on target hardware, and validati...

I have a small STM32-based prototype that needs a tidy firmware layer to read a digital sensor running off the 3.3 V rail and perform on-board data processing. The task is focused purely on sensor data acquisition and manipulation—no motor control or external comms stacks are required beyond whatever interface the sensor ultimately uses. Scope • Bring-up of the chosen digital interface (we will settle on the exact line once we start). • Continuous sampling with lightweight processing: basic filtering/averaging and a simple validity check. • A clean API or callback so the main application can fetch the processed values. • Well-commented C code in a CubeIDE or bare-Makefile project plus a short README explaining pin assignments, clock config, and how to rep...

I aim to develop a solution that will facilitate data communication between an Arduino UNO and a SIM7600E using AT+COMMAND. The primary data in focus will be temperature sensor readings. Key Responsibilities: - Setting up a reliable connection between Arduino UNO and SIM7600E - Implement AT+COMMAND for effective communication - Design a protocol for transmitting temperature sensor data Ideal Skills: - Solid knowledge of Arduino - Proficiency in handling SIM7600E - Experience in implementing AT+COMMAND - Understanding of sensor data transmissions. Please ensure you can efficiently deliver on these requirements, and provide the mentioned sensor data communication before placing your bid.