BeagleBone Linux Developer Needed
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m expanding an embedded Linux platform that runs on the AM335x-based BeagleBone Black and I need an engineer who already knows their way around the board. The work spans kernel configuration, real-time GPIO toggling, PRU firmware tweaks, and device-tree overlay edits, all deployed on Debian/Ubuntu images via remote workflows. Day-to-day coding will be done in Python for the high-level hardware control layer, so fluency there is essential; C/C++ knowledge for the lower-level pieces is a plus but not mandatory.
You will be working with:
• GPIO
• I2C
• SPI
The schedule is flexible—part-time or full-time—and everything is handled remotely. When you apply, focus on your BeagleBone experience: link to relevant GitHub repos, forks, demos, or shipped products that showcase similar work. I’ll shortlist applicants who can point to concrete, hands-on achievements in PRU programming, kernel customization, or automated deployment on BeagleBone hardware.
Deliverables will be reviewed on real hardware here; if your code builds cleanly, drives the specified interfaces deterministically, and ships with clear instructions, the milestone is approved and we move on. Rates are competitive and scaled to proven expertise, so show me what you’ve built and let’s get started.
You will be working with:
• GPIO
• I2C
• SPI
The schedule is flexible—part-time or full-time—and everything is handled remotely. When you apply, focus on your BeagleBone experience: link to relevant GitHub repos, forks, demos, or shipped products that showcase similar work. I’ll shortlist applicants who can point to concrete, hands-on achievements in PRU programming, kernel customization, or automated deployment on BeagleBone hardware.
Deliverables will be reviewed on real hardware here; if your code builds cleanly, drives the specified interfaces deterministically, and ships with clear instructions, the milestone is approved and we move on. Rates are competitive and scaled to proven expertise, so show me what you’ve built and let’s get started.
Related categories:
C Programming
Linux
Electronics
Microcontroller
Ubuntu
Debian
Embedded Systems
I2C