Position: Trainee/Junior Python Developer
Category: Python
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 0

I have a Ph.D. in law and no CS university education, but I've taken the general CS50x course from Harvard University and Yale University and CS50P (Python) and CS50W (Web Programming with Python and JavaScript) courses from the same team, as well as a bunch of less famous courses on Python, Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery from Udemy, Sololearn, LinkedIn, etc. Kindly note that I have LinkedIn Skill Assessment badges clearly showing that I am at least in the top 30% for these skills (in fact most are top 5%).
I understand that completing all these courses is not actually a big deal. I just want you to show that I'm motivated enough, and I've completed them in less than two months as proof that I'm not only able to study, but I'm able to do it really fast. So, if you've got a new framework, library, or smth like that – I'm the guy who can catch it on the fly and figure out how to work with it. If you kindly provide me with a test task, I would be happy to prove my skills!
I am a computer geek in the good sense of the word, and I like to devote my free time to studying near-IT topics. I have worked a lot in IT in my job as Chief Digital Officer at KingLex Attorneys United since 2020. I assembled and administered a server with docker, file storage with encryption, and cloud backup. I've worked a bit with AWS and Azure in this case, but the local server and Wasabi backup were more reliable for us. Also, I managed local wired networks (MikroTik) and WiFi (Ruckus). In our firm, I was the person who provided full technical support (e.g., laptop/pc fix and upgrade) and software (Windows, macOS, and various Linux distributives) for all employees, in addition to my role as an attorney. 

I've made and maintained our firm's website (WordPress, PHP). Still, I worked with Flask and Jinja for lesser projects, for example, a webform for adding new clients to our database and a web app generating legal documents using self-made templates and user input data.

I used Python to make our legal everyday work easier with documents – I wrote a few tools for parsing data in CSV and JSON, bulk email sending, and OCR of the documents. Also, as a side project, I've made an online store of sports nutrition (on Opencart) and a Python app to parse the huge XML price lists from suppliers and prepare them for uploading to the store. I'm also familiar with GIT and even have tried to use it for cooperative work with legal documents, but it was too hard for my colleagues, so GoogleDocs won the battle. 
Please take a look at my projects on my GitHub profile
I'm looking for possibility to switch career and continue learning software development as a part of a team.
Now I'm focused on Python as the primary language, web frameworks (e.g., Django and Flask), as well as integration with SQL (e.g., PostgreSQL) and API (FastAPI). But I'm open to switching to another language/framework if it better fits my new position in your company.