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  • Adrian-Nicolae

    Mobile Developer

    Romania/(GMT +2:00)

    Adrian-Nicolae is a React Native and full-stack mobile engineer who has shipped apps solo, from Figma to App Store and Google Play. He built a BLE scooter-control app with OTA firmware updates, cut one app’s bundle size to 33% of its original, and now delivers an Angular and .NET clinical platform end to end, including the MAUI mobile app.

    Experience

    10 years

    Availability

    Full-time

  • Ahmet

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Turkey/(GMT +3:00)

    Ahmet is a full-stack engineer working in React, Next.js, and Node.js who has repeatedly built products as the sole developer. He created a video-conferencing app end to end with Twilio and GCP, built a stock-signal dashboard from scratch, and earlier owned features for a firewall and VPN product in C++.

    Experience

    12 years

    Availability

    Part-time & Full-time

  • Alessandro

    Full-Stack Web Developer

    Brazil/(GMT -3:00)

    Alessandro is a full-stack engineer working mainly in Python, Django, Node, and React who stepped into tech lead roles on startup products. On an IP cost-planning platform, he built forecasting features that drove 74% of revenue and launched the first chatbot, cutting support tickets by 33%.

    Experience

    10 years

    Availability

    Part-time

  • Abbas

    Mobile Developer

    Turkey/(GMT +3:00)

    Abbas is a Flutter and .NET engineer who has spent the last few years building fintech and market-data products, from a digital banking app with clean, multi-module architecture to a trading app with real-time updates. Earlier he led delivery of a payment gateway microservice and a 3-app warranty platform for a manufacturer.

    Experience

    27 years

    Availability

    Part-time

  • Alberto

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Spain/(GMT +1:00)

    Alberto is a full-stack engineer working mainly in Node.js, TypeScript, React, and Next.js, often brought in to build products from scratch. He led a full rewrite of a customer web app from zero and, on another SaaS platform, added transcript extraction, chaptering, and GPT-4 copy generation for enterprise video workflows.

    Experience

    8 years

    Availability

    Full-time

  • Ahmed

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Bosnia And Herzegovina/(GMT +1:00)

    Ahmed is a full-stack engineer working in React, React Native, Node.js and TypeScript who rebuilds products fast. He cut a digital business card app from hundreds of crashes a month to zero, then built an AI dataset platform from scratch with streaming responses, async queues, and virtualized grids for thousands of records.

    Experience

    10 years

    Availability

    Full-time

  • Aaban

    Automation QA Engineer

    Brazil/(GMT -3:00)

    Aaban is a QA engineer focused on Cypress, Playwright, mobile, and API testing. He led QA for a cloud migration of critical financial systems, built CI pipelines for a multicloud platform, and recently created AI-based integration and end-to-end tests while fixing major test flakiness.

    Experience

    8 years

    Availability

    Full-time

  • Alejandro

    Full-stack Web Developer

    Mexico/(GMT -6:00)

    Alejandro is a full-stack engineer working in React Native, React, Python and Go who has repeatedly joined fintech products as a founding engineer. He launched investing and earned-wage apps from scratch to 50,000+ and 100,000+ downloads, then doubled account-opening completion from 20% to 40% and cut support tickets by 80%.

    Experience

    11 years

    Availability

    Part-time

  • Adil

    AI Engineer

    United States/(GMT -8:00)

    Adil is a Python AI engineer who builds production LLM and computer vision systems. He recently architected a legal document agent with source-cited answers for contracts and filings, and built a defense workflow that used parallel agents, confidence scoring, and human review to cut manual processing time by over 60%.

    Experience

    8 years

    Availability

    Full-time

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We needed extra AI engineers to keep our ambitious project running.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do AWS developers charge per hour?

While the exact hourly rate of an AWS developer might be influenced by different factors, there are numbers ranging from $166,000 annually (about $80 per hour) for the highest earners to $119,500 (approximately $57 an hour) for the least paid developers. These are the numbers from the US.

In Europe, the prices will be lower. Expect to see a range of $40 to $75 per hour. Of course, an AWS developer’s hourly rate can be affected by various factors such as what kind of experience they have, AWS skill set, place of work, and the complexity of the project you want them to complete.

How much does an AWS consultant cost?

Consulting fees for AWS range from fifty dollars to two hundred and fifty dollars. Both the project’s intricacy and the consultant’s skill set determine the final price. If you need help with an easy job, AWS experts may charge less, between $50 and $100 an hour. It can go up to $100 to $250 for more complicated jobs, or consultants who have specific skills, a lot of experience, and a track record of handling complex AWS systems.

Where can I find AWS developers?

Sites like Upwork and LinkedIn are good places to look for AWS engineers. When looking for specialists, developer communities and forums may be a great resource. There are sites like Stack Overflow, GitHub, and Reddit where experienced AWS programmers share what they know. Being a part of these groups can help you find trustworthy experts and get referrals.

Verified AWS specialists are also available via Lemon.io. Through careful review of candidates, our team makes sure that you get qualified and trustworthy experts. No matter what you need help with—cloud infrastructure, server control, or something else — we will put you in touch with skilled people who can help you.

What is the no-risk trial period for hiring an AWS developer on Lemon.io?

To feel safe, you can get 20 hours of a paid trial before you decide to get into a long-term commitment with our developer. You can see what skills they have and how well they do with real-life tasks during this training period.
Lemon.io makes it simple and risk-free to hire confirmed AWS experts with our replacement guarantee. If you hire an AWS developer and they don’t meet the goal or let you down, the Lemon.io team will find you another developer. This keeps you from being stuck with someone who doesn’t live up to your hopes.

Are AWS developers in demand?

Yes, AWS developers are very much in demand. The need for experts in this field is on the rise as more and more businesses rely on AWS for their cloud solutions.

Because of their expertise with cloud technology, app launches, and performance optimization, AWS programmers are crucial for contemporary businesses. With their expertise, companies may boost the safety, scalability, and efficiency of their operations by using AWS’s extensive suite of services.

How quickly can I hire an AWS developer through Lemon.io?

You can hire an AWS worker in 24-48 hours through Lemon.io. Our site quickly matches people with jobs. And not just any applicants; they meet your unique needs, and they’ve been carefully checked out to make sure they have the right skills and experience.

You can start working with a skilled AWS worker almost right away, or run your round of interviews — the choice is yours.

Is AWS worth learning in 2024?

Yes, it is worth it to learn AWS in 2024. Amazon Web Services is still the market leader in cloud services. They are used by businesses in all kinds of fields for hosting, data storage, machine learning, and more. AWS skills are in high demand because more companies are moving to the cloud or growing their current cloud operations.

Having skills in AWS can help you get well-paid jobs like DevOps engineer, cloud planner, or system administrator. AWS is also on the cutting edge of new technology. It offers services in areas like AI and serverless computing, so learning lets you work on projects that are in the highest demand.

What are the benefits of hiring an AWS developer?

There are many good reasons to hire an AWS coder. They can help you get the most out of cloud options so that your apps work well and quickly. With their knowledge, AWS developers can put best practices for cloud design into place, making things safer and aligned with industry norms.

Cost savings is another important benefit. Developers on AWS can plan and run your systems in a way that saves you money. They know how to use AWS services to keep costs low while still getting great speed and dependability.

Developers at AWS can set up flexible and reliable systems to handle different amounts of work and keep application speed stable. They can also improve your development approach by making it faster and more reliable, automating tasks, and setting up continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipelines.

Why do companies prefer AWS?

Companies pick AWS because they know it will work. One great thing about AWS is that it can grow quickly and offer lots of different services. Users don’t have to spend money upfront or guess how much they will use to build a storage system. With AWS you only pay for what you use. The amount of resources that AWS users use can be easily changed based on their needs. They are free and it saves them money.

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