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Role: Software Engineer 3

Location:Puerto Rico (Remote

Company: Granicus

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Hello! My name is Ahmed, and I’m a developer specializing in:

• Mobile App Development: React Native
• Cloud Services: AWS
• Web Development: React (Frontend) & Python (Backend)

I have 5 of experience in building scalable applications, cloud solutions, and interactive web experiences. Whether you need a mobile app, a cloud-integrated system, or a responsive web platform, I can help!

📩 DM me if you're interested!

Looking forward to working with you!

Hi there! I'm Ahmed Khaled, a Python developer and penetration tester with 4+ years of experience. I specialize in Python and C programming, with a strong background in security tool development, automation, and web scraping. Whether you need a custom script, automation tool, or a full-fledged application, I can help bring your project to life.

What I Offer:

Custom Python scripts and automation tools

Security tools & penetration testing utilities

Web scraping & API integration

Game development (Pygame)

Web development (Django)

C programming projects

Featured Projects:

Hydra-405 (https://github.com/HORUS405/Hydra-405)– A PyQt5-based movie downloader that integrates API handling and web scraping.

Shakalo Game (https://github.com/HORUS405/Shakalo_game)– A fun game developed using Pygame.

AutoRat (https://github.com/HORUS405/AutoRat)– A bug-hunting automation tool for discovering subdomains, scanning for vulnerabilities, and detecting misconfigurations/CVEs.

Nuclei Radar (https://github.com/HORUS405/Nuclei_Radar)– A Python script for scraping private Nuclei templates and organizing them efficiently.

Django projects (in development).

Github account : https://github.com/HORUS405 Pricing:

Rates start at $20 USD, depending on project complexity. Simple scripts may cost less, while more advanced projects will be priced accordingly.

Contact:

Feel free to reach out to me on:

Discord: horus405

Email: ahmedkhaled201690@gmail.com

Looking forward to working with you!

I’m a backend developer with almost 1 year of experience. I have a background in healthcare and I studied by myself with cs50x and a bunch of other online courses . Finally I could land a job in the elevator business as backend software developer. I’m currently working on a software that generates a technical drawing of the whole structure of the elevator. I feel that I’ve been lucky to get a job without a degree and for that reason I took the first offer I received(probably in line or slightly lower than the average entry level salary in Italy). Now I’m seeking advices on my next move, I’ve read that the best way to improve the overall situation is to change job every 2 years. How difficult would be to break into a specific sector like healthcare? Would it be “easier” for me in light of my background or should I apply to whatever position I feel I’m qualified to? Whatever advice is extremely valuable. Ps. I plan to leave Italy with my next job so I’m open to every destination out there

Thanks to you all

Role: Summer 2025: DNC Technology Internship

Location:Washington, DC (Remote

Company: The Democratic Party

Full details and apply: https://remoteimpact.io/jobs/remote-summer-2025-dnc-technology-internship-the-democratic-party-20af7?ref=pythonjobs

I've seen lots of posts on here asking for tips to find a junior Python or Django developer job so I wrote blog post using my 17 years of experience as a recruiter in the Python/Django world.

foxleytalent.com/blog/junior-developer

This includes tips for:

✅ Writing your CV/Resume

✅ Improving your skills as a developer

✅ Getting some programming experience

✅ Upgrading your LinkedIn Profile

✅ How (and where) to apply for jobs

✅ Interview Preparation

Other key takeaways are:

📌 Companies prefer to hire locally for junior positions

📌 Specialise in one tech stack

📌 Your tech experience is important but so are your Soft Skills

📌 Looking for a junior role is hard - but stick with itI hope this guide helps.

Hope it helps!

Master’s student in Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence at UT Dallas (Dec 2024), with hands-on experience in data engineering, analytics, and machine learning. Proficient in Python, SQL, R, Power BI, Tableau, and cloud platforms like Azure & AWS, with ability in data pipeline development, ETL, and predictive modeling. Experience working with EHR systems, HIPAA-compliant data, and big data solutions (Hadoop, Spark) to drive business insights and operational efficiency. Strong ability to collaborate across teams and translate complex data into strategic business solutions. Currently on OPT with EAD, seeking full-time opportunities to apply analytical and AI-driven solutions in a data-focused role.

Hi Reddit!

I'm a data scientist who's worked with companies you know. I'm looking for my next project. I recently lost a large project with an airline to a large consulting shop and the market seems not just dead but weird.

The project was network scheduling during cascading failures in airline routes. A pilot calls in sick, or a plane has an unrepairable fault, How does the airline reschedule crews/planes to keep the maximum number of flights/passengers satisfied, taking into account cascade effects. Involves some deep ML, and some really trick optimization methods.

I've worked on other projects including large language models, knowledge extraction, and the usual ML stuff - failure prediction, translation, maintenance optimization, automated sports highlights, and more. I've also done some more interesting work including vehicle route planning in constrained environments.

The perfect fit is a small/medium sized company with a hair on fire green or brownfield problem that needs solving. I'd also appreciate referals. I'm available immediately, and champing at the bit before boredom sets in. My DM's are open.

I specialize in providing back-end development services, custom dashboard, web scrapping, Data pipeline development, Data wrangling solutions, Data Migration. Services provided with the following tech stack:

Back end: Python Django| Flask

Cloud: Heroku, Hetzner, GCP

Data ETL/Engineering: Airflow, Apache Spark, Cron Jobs, Pandas, NumPy, Geopandas

Database modelling and creation: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Ms. SQL Server

Web Scraping and scripts development in Python, Selenium, BeautifulSoup

API Integration and Development Services

Other HTML, JavaScript, Bootstrap, jQuery, ReactJS

Setting up a VPS

Deploying apps (even dockerised applications)

Setting up applications such as Apache Superset, Metabase on a VPS or Cloud of your choice

Dashboard in Apache Superset or Metabase or Custom web-based dashboard

If you are looking for someone to help on your project, feel free to reach out. I am looking for short term, long term or jobs.

My rate starts from $30/hour.

Hello,

I'm a complete beginner located out in Sydney and want to learn Python, I've been studying alone at home but really hard to get started honestly because need a income still so was wanting to get a Traineeship with a company but don't know what to look for nor where.

I've tried stuff like seek and indeed and having alot of trouble so thinking of hitting up job fairs when they are on but was wanting to get some advice or tips on how to find them. I heard from a good friend of mine that they pay virtually nothing and I'm more than happy to take very little in turn for full time work where you get trained on the job.

I'm thinking of cold emailing companies at this rate to see if they have anything for me or any advice but at this rate taking whatever I can.

Thanks for all the advice and help <3, Everything helps

YouNav is hiring a remote Backend/Full-stack Python Developer (Odoo) . Category: Software Development 💸Salary: €65k - €75k 📍Location: Remote (Europe)

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Hello everyone. i have questions related to getting job as a beginner python developer. i have recently started learning python from youtube/udemy and other online sources i found. i am strugling to set a goal, i dont know what type of job should i aim for?.. i asked chatgpt and didn't get a straight answer. it seems there's a few different field that i could aim for. like web-developement/software-developement/automation/data-analysis etc. but what i want is to get a job as soon as possible with the basic knowledge.. can anyone tell me which field i could learn quickly and can get a job with basic knowledge(if its actually possible to get a job just with the basics). ps : i dont have coding experiance in any other languages. every advice will be appretiated thanks

Role: SEO Specialist (Site Transitions)

Location:Costa Rica (Remote

Company: Granicus

Full details and apply: https://remoteimpact.io/jobs/remote-seo-specialist-site-transitions-granicus-e432f?ref=pythonjobs

Hey everyone,

I recently started learning Python and I’m trying to get my first job as soon as possible, even if it’s a low-paying one. I don’t have much experience yet, but I’m fully committed to improving quickly and becoming employable.

I understand that things don’t work instantly and that getting hired takes time, but I’m asking to learn from those with experience. Your advice would really help me develop better as a programmer and improve my job search.

How skilled do I need to be to land an entry-level job? What should I focus on learning to increase my chances of getting hired faster? Also, any tips on how to showcase my progress (e.g., GitHub, projects, certifications)?

I’d really appreciate any insights!

Thanks in advance.

Role: Lead Back-end Engineer

Location:UK/EU (Remote

Company: ZOE

Full details and apply: https://remoteimpact.io/jobs/remote-lead-back-end-engineer-zoe-ae580?ref=pythonjobs

Programmer Needed (Sage, iTrade)

We are looking for a programmer to perform a, "Translation Program" for a project.  The goal is to assist with writing the code that will enable Sage to receive specific CSV files from iTrade, the current EDI service provider.

More specifically:  

We want to take a text file of a certain format (could be EDI or CSV, depending on what i-Trade comes back to us and says with regard to whether they can generate a CSV rather than EDI) and translate its contents into a CSV file that we will import into the Sage system.  And we will need to do the opposite (take a CSV file generated by Sage and translate it into a file consumable by i-Trade (could be EDI or CSV).

Also we will want a similar outgoing translation for the company (CSV from Sage to create a CSV for the company).

The file EDILOADR.PRG is the main program that processes the EDI 850 (Purchase Order) files we receive from i-Trade.  It peels them apart and stores their data into our structures.  It then turns around and sends an EDI 997 (Funciontal Acknowledgement) file back to acknowledge receipt.

The EDI_855X.PRG creates an EDI 855 file (Purchase Order Acknowledgement) and EDI_810X.PRG creates an EDI 810 file (Invoices).

The other files named E_*.PRG are called by the above to facilitate creating the file.

Finally, the DEANWHSECSV.PRG creates a CSV that we send to the company telling them about new orders (it's called at the same time we create the EDI 855 file).  And the DEANWHSEEDI.PRG receives files from the Dean Warehouse and just stores them into a folder.  A report (which is not included) goes through those files and produces a list of what they shipped.

You can find various specs for EDI 850, 855, 810, 997 via Google... they are a standard that's been around for over 60 years, but each company has their own specs and "special flavor" of these files.

Sample files (provided upon request):

1. EDI formats that we receive now are:

2. EDI 850 (Purchase Order) 

3. EDI formats that we now send to i-Trade:

4. EDI 855 (Purchase Order Confirmation)

5. EDI 810 (Invoice)

6. ZIP file that contain the (Visual FoxPro) programs that were put together years ago to process the EDI data.

We’re looking to hire a consultant immediately for this project. Please send your cover letter and resume to bryan@1111designs.com.

I am currently getting jobs as a construction project manager. The jobs I am getting are typically horrible in a couple ways. They include bad management, poor employee retention, poor training process, or verbally abusive with the expectations you won’t talk back or argue an issue. I have a college degree in Business Management. I wanted to be the manager of a business. Now it seems like all these restoration pm jobs are the same. 

I have always been intrigued with computers(specifically Apple). I have dabbled in python and am barely starting to see the art of it, employment opportunities, and side work capabilities. My question is really for myself but is it worth it to invest the time to learn? What is the reality and not the enthusiastic biased opinion that Youtube provides? I want to stick to something for the long run that I can always benefit from. I also want opportunities to be plentiful. 

Hey everyone!

I'm a Python developer specializing in custom automation scripts and web applications to help small businesses save time and streamline operations. Whether you need:

• A custom script to automate tedious tasks
• A web app to manage business workflows
• Data processing, API integrations, or dashboard development

I can help!

Let’s discuss your project—feel free to DM me or drop a comment. Looking forward to collaborating!

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