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jpindar

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Embedded systems developer specializing in rf device control and instrumentation, but now open to any kind of remote work.

I am looking for new opportunities, either employment or freelance work. I have experience at working remotely and have a distraction-free work environment including a basic electronics lab.

jpindar@jpindar.com twitter.com/jpindar github.com/jpindar

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