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FAQ about hiring Rust developers
Where can I find Rust developers?
Where can I find Rust developers? Identify your needs and surf on websites like Indeed, and Glassdoor, or social media like LinkedIn. Visiting tech conferences is also a great networking opportunity and businesses may meet your future talent in person. The advantage of the freelancer platform Upwork is that you can see the reviews and developers’ ratings. Also, you may need some specialized platforms with big databases and high-standard procedures. Lemon.io offers top Rust developers with proven experience. Just choose your requirements, and a list of suitable developers is available for you.
What is the no-risk trial period for hiring a Rust developer on Lemon.io?
We get that you need to hire a Rust developer with complete confidence. We don’t give free samples in the traditional sense, but we do have a “no-risk trial period” that allows you to try our platform worry-free.
How does it work? Their trial includes 20 hours of paid work so you can put the Rust developer through their paces. You can also evaluate their code quality and ability to solve a problem and communicate on task before entering long-term engagement.
Our Rust developers are some of the best you will find and our vetting is so thorough we offer a no-risk replacement guarantee. In the event your chosen developer doesn’t meet expectations for whatever reason, we will provide an almost immediate replacement.
Are Rust developers in demand?
Indeed, Rust developers are very sought-after, even though not as hyped by the market as some other popular languages. Why? Rust is a systems programming language that focuses on memory safety, performance, and concurrency — all essential for things like operating systems or embedded system development, where you want some control over the underlying hardware.
As part of that trend, companies often look for those Rust developers who can tackle complex projects. Their skills are extremely valuable today.
How quickly can I hire a Rust developer through Lemon.io?
We know you want to hire a great Rust developer right now, and that’s where Lemon.io comes in. The length of time can vary significantly, depending on how specific your requirements are, but we always to try make the process as quick as possible.
Through our curated network of pre-vetted Rust developers, we can help you find the right developer ASAP. We are generally able to place you with a competent Rust developer within 2-7 days once we understand your project requirements.
How much does a Rust developer charge per hour?
Rust is a hot commodity; Rust developers are in high demand, and their hourly rates reflect this. The price of a decent skill-level Rust developer is $50-120 per hour. The final cost is influenced by quite a few factors, such as the experience of the developer you are working with, their location, and the complexity of your project.
A Rust programmer with 10 years of professional experience writing systems code is likely to command higher rates than one who has been programming for less time. If your project is looking for specific Rust expertise (e. g. you build embedded systems or WebAssembly), the price will start to bump up as well.
In the end, your best bet is always to talk with a Rust developer or an agency (like us) and go over what you need before finalizing the price.
What is the vetting process for developers at Lemon.io?
How we verify Rust developers at Lemon.io:
1. The initial screen: Candidates provide a background check on past experiences, skills, and level of fluent English. Our system then automatically scores them according to their skill, technology stack, and location.
2. CV review and verification: Our recruiters, many of whom have years in the industry themselves, will be reviewing detailed CVs and validating them through LinkedIn or other platforms.
3. Scratching the surface: A recruiter will perform an initial interview discussing background and technical skills, with a follow-up in which candidates take – at a minimum – Coderbyte free coding tests to test their capabilities
4. Technical interview and live coding: Through this step, we check their technical knowledge of Rust principles as well as coding best practices with a senior developer.
How can your business benefit from hiring a Rust developer?
Rust developers are a must-have for businesses looking to build incredibly fast, dependable, and secure software assets. The focus on memory safety in Rust helps eliminate the classic problems associated with vulnerabilities resulting from developers making simple mistakes when coding (which sometimes can lead to crashes or data corruption).
Also, Rust is fast and performant, which has a good advantage for companies who use resource-intensive applications (e.g. game development, embedded systems, or web services with high concurrency in mind).
Why should I use Lemon.io for hiring developers?
Lemon.io knows that it can be tough to find just the right Rust developer. After all, it takes someone with a very particular set of skills. Our thorough evaluation process ensures that the candidates within our network represent the very top of the Rust crowd. We focus on real-world experience and coding proficiency.
We are aware that as a startup you probably have little time to waste, so we strive to remove any delay by taking 48 hours straight line to end-to-end engagement of the right developer. And you can sample their work risk-free with our special trial offer.
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