Position: Python Developer
Category: Python
English level: pre
Years of experience: 1.5

I have a Master's Degree in Computer Engineering. I had a company for video surveillance and security systems. I am also a video surveillance and security systems engineer.
My name is Oleg and I am a Python Developer with a year of practice. I have experience in creating projects using various frameworks. I`m well familiar with Python Core, OOP, Git, Django, Django REST, Requests, Beautiful Soup, Scrapy and docker. I have five finished projects in my repositories in github.
I have a Master's Degree in Computer Engineering. I had a company for video surveillance and security systems. I am also a video surveillance and security systems engineer.

- Project for generating fake data with custom selection of fields and the ability to download a csv file
CSV Fake data generator on Django project deployed to Render
Requirements in GitHub 

- Scraping olx.ua across 14 categories

- Online management system for book borrowings
Technologies to use:
Use Celery as task scheduler for check of overdue borrowings and sending push notification in Telegram Bot.
Python, Django ORM, PostgreSQL.
All endpoints should be documented via Swagger.

- Project for managing kitchen service with dish, dishtype and cook
Django project for managing dishes, cooks, dish types and ingredients in Restaurant
Authentication functionality for Cook/User
Managing dishs cooks ingredients & dish types directly from website interface
Powerful admin panel for advanced managing

- TODO List
Django project for managing tasks.
Managing tasks directly from website interface.
Requirements in GitHub

 - API service for cinema management written on DRF
Requirements in GitHub

- API for listing & getting random characters from Rick & Morty world
Requirements in GitHub
Technologies:
Public API:
Use Celery as task scheduler for data synchronization for Rick & Morty API.
Python, Django/Flask/FastAPI, ORM, PostgreSQL, Gir.
All endpoints should be documented via Swagger.