I will simulate and debug esp32 and arduino projects
PCB Designer, ESP32 and Arduino Developer, IoT Integration
About this Gig
Stuck with an ESP32 or Arduino project? I provide simulation, debugging and development support for code errors, sensor readings, wiring, control logic, WiFi and MQTT communication.
Send your source code, circuit diagram, board and component models, error messages and expected result before ordering. We will agree on the issues and deliverables first.
You receive findings, explanations and changed project files where a fix is feasible. Hardware faults may need measurements or buyer-assisted tests. Simulation depends on supported boards and components and does not replace real hardware validation.
An assessment provides findings and next steps; a fix is not guaranteed. New features and full product development require a separate scope.
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FAQ
What information do you need to start debugging?
Please provide your code, circuit diagram or schematic, module details, and a clear description of the problem you are facing.
Do you work with ESP32 and Arduino projects?
Yes, I specialize in debugging ESP32, Arduino, and other embedded system projects including sensor integration and IoT systems.
Can you fix both hardware and software issues?
: Yes, I can troubleshoot firmware errors, circuit problems, and communication issues between sensors and microcontrollers.
Will you provide the corrected source code?
The assessment package delivers findings and next steps. If your debugging package includes code changes and a fix is feasible, I provide the changed source files and explain the checks performed. Hardware faults may need measurements or physical testing.
Can you help with IoT communication like WiFi or MQTT?
Yes, I can debug and fix IoT communication issues including WiFi, MQTT, and sensor data transmission.
1. What information do you need before starting?
Please send your source code, project requirements, microcontroller model (ESP32, Arduino, STM32, etc.), circuit schematic or wiring diagram, error messages, serial monitor logs, photos of the hardware setup (if applicable), and a description of the issue.

