Arduino ESP Expert Assistance Required
Budget: $3 – $10 NZD
I’m looking for a seasoned Arduino-ESP developer who can jump in quickly and help me move my project forward. The exact tasks will be agreed together once you review my current setup, but they are likely to revolve around coding, refining existing sketches, and verifying pin connections so the board boots and communicates reliably.
I’m open to whichever flavour of the ESP family you work best with—ESP8266, ESP32, or even a more specialised variant. If you’re comfortable in the Arduino IDE (or PlatformIO) and can spot logic flaws, timing issues, or mis-wired peripherals at a glance, you’re the person I need.
To start, I’ll share my repository, a brief outline of the hardware stack, and the specific behaviour I’m trying to achieve. From there I’d like:
• Clear, annotated code or patches that compile without warnings
• A concise explanation of any changes you make
• Suggestions for improvements that will make the firmware more stable or power-efficient
Please include a short note on your most relevant ESP project, along with any libraries or toolchains you prefer. I’m ready to begin as soon as we confirm fit and availability.
I’m open to whichever flavour of the ESP family you work best with—ESP8266, ESP32, or even a more specialised variant. If you’re comfortable in the Arduino IDE (or PlatformIO) and can spot logic flaws, timing issues, or mis-wired peripherals at a glance, you’re the person I need.
To start, I’ll share my repository, a brief outline of the hardware stack, and the specific behaviour I’m trying to achieve. From there I’d like:
• Clear, annotated code or patches that compile without warnings
• A concise explanation of any changes you make
• Suggestions for improvements that will make the firmware more stable or power-efficient
Please include a short note on your most relevant ESP project, along with any libraries or toolchains you prefer. I’m ready to begin as soon as we confirm fit and availability.