Yes, Erlang developers are in demand, particularly for projects that require high concurrency, fault tolerance, and distributed systems. Erlang is widely used in industries like telecommunications, messaging, and real-time applications, where performance and reliability are crucial. While the demand for Erlang developers may not be as high as for more mainstream languages, the specialized nature of the language means that companies seeking to build scalable and resilient systems often seek out skilled Erlang developers.

Through FatCat Coders, you can typically hire an Erlang developer within 2 working days. This timeframe includes understanding your project requirements and budget during a discovery call, followed by sending information about the first suitable candidate. We streamline the process to ensure you quickly find the right talent for your needs.

The 30-day trial period for hiring an Erlang developer on FatCat Coders allows clients to test our service with minimal risk. During this trial, which lasts up to 160 working hours or 30 calendar days (whichever comes first), you have the flexibility to cancel the engagement or request a developer replacement without significant financial consequences. To cancel, you must provide a detailed written notice (via email) at least five working days before the cancellation date, outlining reasons for dissatisfaction such as unmet goals, technical issues, or poor communication.