I will program arduino raspberry pi and pico sensor projects
Survey GIS and CAD Automation Developer
About this Gig
Need a sensor logger, controller or working embedded prototype? I develop code and wiring plans for Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi Pico projects.
I can help with:
- Reading sensors and recording measurements
- Buttons, displays and simple control logic
- Serial, I2C and SPI device communication
- MIDI interfaces and custom electronics workflows
- Debugging or adapting an existing project
Send your board model, exact components, datasheets, wiring, current code and expected behaviour before ordering. I will confirm compatibility, scope and how the project will be tested.
Deliverables can include source code, a wiring diagram and setup instructions as agreed. Each order covers a defined feature and component set. PCB layout, physical construction, parts, shipping and additional features require a separate quote.
Testing uses the hardware available to me or your agreed test feedback. Any untested hardware assumptions will be identified. Share error messages and a small reproducible example when requesting debugging.
Platform:
Arduino
Expertise:
Firmware development
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Debugging
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Microcontrollers
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FAQ
Can you provide the code as well?
Yes. Packages include the agreed source code and setup notes. Testing is performed on available hardware or through your agreed test feedback. Hardware assumptions and required library versions are documented.
Do you ship physical hardware?
No, I provide only design files, code, and guidance (digital delivery).
Is PCB layout included in these packages?
These packages focus on programming and wiring for a defined component set. Custom PCB layout is offered separately through my PCB design gig or a custom quote.
Can you help with a larger custom electronics project?
Send the feature list, component models and expected behaviour first. I can assess sensor, controller and MIDI projects and quote the agreed work. Larger systems, new drivers and additional hardware require a custom scope.

