Hire Ansible developers

You can find Google API Services developers through freelance platforms (Upwork, Toptal), job boards (Indeed, Glassdoor), LinkedIn, or Github and Discord professional communities. Either of these options grants access to more developers, but vetting them takes time.

Alternatively, you can turn to outsourcing IT companies. But while taking over the vetting process, vendors also limit the number of potential candidates.

In contrast, Lemon.io offers the best of both worlds. We unlock access to a vast talent pool of over 1,200 developers and screen each candidate before matching them with our clients.

Lemon.io offers a no-risk trial period for hiring a Google API Services developer so you can get to know the software engineer we recommend. The paid trial period can last up to 20 hours. Once it’s complete, you can settle into a weekly or monthly subscription or switch to another candidate. We promise to substitute the developer who doesn’t meet your requirements.

If you notice any issues, feel free to use the “Report a problem” feature in your client profile and explain your trouble in detail. We’ll assess your case and have another developer rework your project or refund up to 40 hours. Although we never actually had to do that, we assure you that this option will always be on the table.

Google API Service developers are in high demand. Google offers over 200 free and enterprise-level APIs, ranging from popular integrations (Sheets, Calendar, Gmail, Maps) to niche solutions (Policy Analyzer, BigQuery API). eCommerce and other online businesses make the most of Google Analytics APIs, while influencers capitalize on YouTube data integrations. Adding Google API Services functionality to pre-existing infrastructure requires solid expertise — and that’s where our skilled developers step in.

You can hire a Google API Services developer through Lemon.io within 48 hours of completing our form. We’ll analyze your needs and automatically match you with devs who have the skills required for your project. It usually takes no more than two days to set up an interview. If you’re happy with the interview results, you can add funds to your balance and get the developer working on your project right away.

A Google API Services developer charges $57 to $76 per hour, according to Glassdoor. Their yearly income ranges from $109,000 to $146,000, with a median total pay of $125,000. The developer’s hourly rate depends on factors like location (US-based engineers’ rates are higher than those of offshore developers), years of experience with Google API Services, payment model, project complexity, and integration requirements.

Developers at Lemon.io pass a four-stage vetting cycle:
We screen applications for experience, English level, and stack.
We evaluate the candidates’ CVs and portfolios
We host interviews to check English proficiency and basic competencies.
We hold technical interviews with live coding test tasks.

This thorough vetting algorithm ensures the top 1% of developers work on our clients’ projects. Besides, pre-screening speeds up your search for the right dev and helps you start working on the project sooner.

Your business can benefit from hiring a Google API Services developer by reducing costs and development time. APIs are easy to integrate into existing code and suitable for mobile applications. What’s more, you can use Google APIs across various business processes, from daily operations automation to marketing and customer support. Process automation and personalization ultimately lead to reduced costs and increased revenue.

You should use Lemon.io when hiring developers for at least two reasons: time-effectiveness and convenience. With Lemon.io, you can skip preliminary screening and go directly for the interview with the suggested candidate we pick based on your requirements. If you’re happy with the interview outcome, you can get working on your project within 48 hours, a week at most. Forget about the hustle of looking for a qualified software engineer — our talent pool includes 1,200+ experienced developers for any job.