I need a sharp Python developer who can turn a set of manual, repetitive chores into clean, reliable scripts. The core goal is automation: pulling data from a few websites, processing it on the fly, and then handling the resulting files so everything ends up neatly organised on my side without any human touch. Here is what you’ll walk into: • A couple of small, working scripts (Requests + BeautifulSoup) that successfully fetch raw HTML but stop there. You can keep, refactor, or merge them—whatever gets us to a streamlined pipeline fastest. • Folder structures and naming conventions already in place for the collected data. Your script should create, move, and archive files to match these rules. Key outcomes I’m looking for: 1. One consolidated script (or a clearly-structured package) that scrapes the target sites, parses the useful fields with BeautifulSoup, cleans and reshapes the data in Pandas, and spits out tidy CSV or JSON files. 2. Automated file management—old files archived, new ones stamped and stored in the correct directory automatically. 3. Clear, commented code plus a brief README so future tweaks take minutes instead of hours. I’ll provide full site lists, sample output, and the current scripts once we start. Run-time speed matters less than reliability and maintainability, so favour readable logic over micro-optimisations. As long as it’s standard Python 3 and uses well-supported libraries (Requests, BeautifulSoup, Pandas, maybe pathlib or shutil for file handling), I’m happy. If this sounds straightforward and you enjoy building tidy little robots that do the boring work for people, let’s get started.