I need an experienced Python developer who can jump into my codebase, understand the current structure quickly, and help me move several mini-projects forward. The work ranges from building new features and automating small workflows to squashing annoying bugs that appear as the product grows. Because the scope is evolving, flexibility is key. If a task calls for a light-weight REST service, I may lean on Flask; if full-featured user management suddenly becomes a priority, we might switch to Django; and for one-off data wrangling jobs, Pandas could be the tool of choice. I’m happy to discuss the approach that best fits each requirement. You’ll work in Git (feature-branch workflow), write clear, commented code, and deliver concise commit messages so I can follow the rationale behind every change. Once a feature or fix is complete, I’ll verify that: • the updated scripts run without errors in my dev environment, • unit or functional tests (where applicable) pass, and • a short markdown note explains how to trigger or integrate the change. If you thrive on variety and can communicate technical decisions clearly, let’s get started.