Position: Python/Django Developer
Category: Python
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 4


In my previous roles, I have completed significant projects and tasks in the field of software development, utilizing various technologies and frameworks. 
Brand Protection Solution:
I worked as part of a team to build a secure cyber security application aimed at protecting the intellectual property (IP) of companies and their associated brands. Some of the tasks I accomplished include:

Developed the web-crawling module of the application using Python's BeautifulSoup web-scraping Library. This module was designed to retrieve counterfeit job notices, mentions in fraudulent websites, and domain names and URLs related to infringing activities.
Implemented the Robots.txt parser to block search engines like Google from scraping specific parts of the web application.
Wrote comprehensive test cases e.t.c

In this project, I worked with technologies such as Django, Python, Event Bus, Redis, VS Code, Git, Zenhub, Confluence, and utilized agile methodologies, unit testing, integration testing, and CI/CD practices. I also gained experience with tools like Celery, Nginx, SQL Server and Docker.
Bills n Pay Payment Solution:
I was involved in the development of a robust Electronic Bills Presentment and Payment service that aimed to enhance customer engagement, reduce overhead costs, and improve customer retention. 
My current role in the team has varied depending on the project, but I have experience as a software engineer and have taken on responsibilities such as coding complex features, conducting code reviews, collaborating with cross-functional teams, mentoring junior developers and contributing to technical decision-making processes.
Moving forward, I am eager to further improve my skills and knowledge in areas such as cloud technologies (AWS/Azure), security measures, scalability, and resilience. I also aim to enhance my project management abilities to better align development processes with business objectives.