For software hackers/developers there are many.
However, I need a hardware guy (or girl?) for a relatively small project.
Is there a site where I can search for people and see ranks, recommendation, etc.?
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1btw, what kind of small jobs are we talking about here? just curious. – Rick_2047 Nov 27 '10 at 19:58
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http://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/6263/what-kind-of-skills-as-electronics-engineer-are-marketable-for-small-freelance-wo/6270#6270 – endolith Nov 28 '10 at 05:08
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Elance.com and iFreelance.com both have listings for hardware engineers. Elance is far larger, and currently has over 8500 providers listed under Electrical Engineering. I am listed under both and have gotten work through them in the past.
Another one suggested by a comment below is freelancer.com, formerly known as getafreelancer.com.
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@Mark, I'm a member at freelancer.com also. I tried searching for Electrical Engineering and only came up with a couple of listings, which is why I left them out. But if you go to their home page and scroll down to Engineering & Science, turns out there are quite a few jobs listed (19, plus 28 under Electronics). So I was mistaken. I don't know how to search providers there however. On iFreelance.com, when you search providers for Electrical Engineering you get 62 hits. – tcrosley Nov 28 '10 at 15:50
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agreed their search isn't as good when using the term "electrical engineering" most of the jobs that would interest folks from this board fall under "electronics" or similar headings. – Mark Nov 28 '10 at 17:33
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@mark, @tcrosley, elance seems to be the only site that when I am actually writing proposals it seems worth it. – Kortuk Dec 14 '10 at 01:59
