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I've done it off and on. There is apparently insatiable demand for "cheap" web development FWIW. Check with the local rotary club or "business club" in your are
by ChuckMcM 7y ago
I've done it off and on. There is apparently insatiable demand for "cheap" web development FWIW. Check with the local rotary club or "business club" in your area that has a bunch of local business owners.
Embedded development is also pretty much in demand, more so if you have FPGA skills as well.
As with most things different skills give you different places where you might hunt for piece work.
Don't do contracting on the side if you work for any of the big tech companies. They will find out and they will fire you for it, whether that is legal or not.
- icelancer 7y ago>> Embedded development is also pretty much in demand, more so if you have FPGA skills as well. Extremely so. Demand is vastly outpacing supply for engineers in this growing sector.
- elcritch 7y agoDoesn’t that fall in EE realm, where salaries are lower than software or even web dev?
- non-entity 7y agoNot just that, I can get work as a software developer without any formal education whatsoever. I cant imagine that happening in a more mature engineering field like EE.
- elcritch 7y agoGood question. i wonder what areas FPGA programmers are needed. It seems an fpga for interfacing electronics would be somewhat different than just using fpga's to speed up machine learning processing.