Looking for long term relationships with talented coders/geeks/electronics builders....

I constantly have projects that I am working on that I need help with. This would be an on-going thing, but you wouldn't be an employee, you would be a contractor (as you would be paid by the job). Which means, you do work on your own time, whenever you want. You can choose to pick up some projects and leave others behind. It's all up to you. And I pay well. Most of my projects are Linux based, but you must have a strong understanding of Windows and OSX as well. Also, you must have pretty good networking and coding skills. Without those this would be a waste of both our time. I need some custom distros made for Linux (most are modified versions of Kali Linux). Also I need some custom Hak5 scripts written (mostly for the Rubber Ducky and Bash Bunny). But I own every piece they sell, so I could use scripts for all of them really. One big project is I’m looking for someone who’s very specialized in microprocessors, gps, and other forms of communication (like LoRa and others that are long range). This project might need its own person since it’s so specialized. I want to build a HAB for very high altitudes to take photos of the earth from a third person perspective (using a huge helium ballon). Many people have done this already (check out [login to view URL] and just google it, you’ll find a lot of info). It’s not as complicated as it sounds, I promise. Also other vehicles that are similar. But this project is different because not only is coding involved (which a lot is already made) but you have to figure out the best physical structure and then find pieces I can buy here in the USA (I can’t buy items in the metric system for example, you have to design it in the imperial system because that’s all I can buy here). Oh yeah, and design an instruction manual for me to build it (and I’m not an engineer, so you would have to ‘dumb’ it down so I can actually build these things) But most projects involve creating code that automate scripts and programs that are already around so that user interaction is not needed. Basically a giant case of IFTTT if you will. Even though I'm not using the IFTTT protocol at all, just using it as an example. I’m looking to automate a bunch of already existing programs and scripts. Most of the coding I write and work with is python based. So I'm definitely biased there, I am a Python junkie and really like it a lot. That doesn't mean that I would be opposed to using another language to get the job done if you really felt you could, just in another language. At the end of the day, I'm looking to get a working project, so whatever gets me there fastest, cheapest, and most reliably is what I'll go with. To give you an example of my other projects, I have several projects that I'm about to start up now that will be using Raspberry Pi's using a custom kali linux distro for each one. One project is centered around the Pi Zero W (the smallest Pi) and the other project is centered around the Pi 4B 4GB (the newest most powerful Pi). Both have to do with automating scripts that do different things based on their environment when they boot up. But my projects range all around as you can see. I most likely will need several people for all this. They aren't all about Raspberry Pi's or anything in particular. I always have a bunch of projects that I'm constantly working on for my own research and to always be testing the boundaries of what is possible. A lot seem to center around Penetration Testing though. I will say that. Not all, but most. And again, you can always choose to be involved in one project, but not in another one. The choice is yours. That's why I'd like to meet a few very trust worthy, talented, hard-working individuals that I can rely on with these projects of mine. Just specify what projects you’d be interested in please when contacting me. So, I'm just looking to find good coders/scripters/geeks that would be interested..... Or here's my email, drop me a line there if you prefer - forwardfree@[login to view URL] P.S. Please for the love of God, mention something in your quote/reply about my projects, and don’t just say ‘Yes I can do this’ and then list 10 websites you’ve designed below (notice out of all the things I mentioned I never mentioned web design - because I don’t need that). That tells me you haven’t read my post entirely, and I guarantee you to show you the same curtesy back, meaning you will never hear from me and I’ll block you instantly. The ideal response would be showing me you’ve done some type of work like this before (not something totally unrelated), which of my projects you’re interested in (again that’s totally up to you), and then an approximate price for what you would charge for that (I understand some of the more difficult and complex projects you’ll probably have some questions before quoting a price - and that’s fine, in that case just let me know what you’re interested in and what your skill sets are). Thanks!