Position: Python Developer
Category: Python
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 6

During my career, I worked on quite a big amount of projects, so it's really hard to choose what I'm most proud of - but any time I have to optimize something/implement some interesting algorithm I'm shining with happiness(at least a little bit))
· oil wells monitoring system project – wrote tests, developed backend, solved DB scaling problems, performed minor frontend tasks(React.js)
· microservices-based language learning system – backend development using Python, Flask, MongoDB, Docker, testing using unittest.
· banners resizing web app – resizing algorithm, parsing and updating js scripts, html pages, css stylesheets using Flask, cproto, esprima, cssutils, bs4.
· instagram scraper – asynchronous multiprocessing scraping Instagram posts using instaloader and InstagramApi libraries, Flask, SQLAlchemy, PostgreSQL and Redis as databases.
· backend for bookstore – CMS on Mezzanine and Cartridge frameworks, PostgreSQL as database.
· service for generating html pixels and collecting statistics of their usage, Django, Snowplow, SQLite as database.
· indoor analytics project for calculating space zones statistics and live video processing, Flask, opencv, ffmpeg, multiprocessing, asynchronous S3 using aioboto, storing data in PostgreSQL and AWS S3.
· musical rights, agreements and usages management project, created and implemented tasks. Used Django(DRF), Postgresql, MongoDB, Elastic, Redis, Celery, Docker, AWS S3, pandas with the Vue.js frontend(patricipated in minor tasks)
· musical rights project focused on financial/usages data comparison between licensors and digital service providers to fight issues of over/under claims and incorrect market share reporting. Using Django(DRF), Postgresql, dramatiq(AWS SQS as broker), apscheduler, AWS S3, AWS Lambda, ClickHouse
After reading some books about highload, I would love to try this.
Because of this, I would prefer big projects over small ones, but small DS/ML-related projects would be a challenge for me - though I haven't worked on that much.

Also, I would be interested in trying some open-source projects or tools/services for developers.