I’m expanding a software-automation codebase written entirely in Python and need a junior developer or intern who can jump in and push features forward while keeping quality high. Day-to-day you’ll write new modules, chase down and patch bugs, then prove everything works with sensible unit and integration tests. The stack is pure Python, so a solid grasp of the language and its standard tooling (virtualenv, pytest or similar, Git) is essential. If you already tinker with automation libraries—whether that’s requests, Selenium, or any scheduling framework—that’s a plus, but an eagerness to learn quickly is even more important. I’ll provide clear tickets in our Git repository; you’ll work through them, open pull requests, and respond to review feedback. Clean, readable code and green test runs are the acceptance criteria for each task. Regular communication on progress is expected, but I’m flexible on hours as long as deadlines are met. If contributing to real-world automation projects sounds exciting and you’re confident in Python coding, bug fixing, and test writing, let’s get started.