r/PythonJobs 2d ago

For Hire [ForHire][FullRemote] Small Python automations for repetitive data work — $75–$250

Got a repetitive data task you’re still doing by hand?
I build small \\\*\\\*Python automations\\\*\\\* for things like cleaning up messy exports, pulling structured data from a site or API into a spreadsheet, or fixing a broken integration between two tools.
Example: turning a folder of inconsistent vendor CSVs into one clean, deduplicated sheet with the fields you actually need.
I keep these tightly scoped — you tell me what goes in, what should come out, and what you’re doing manually now, and I’ll quote a flat price (usually \\\*\\\*$75–$250 depending on complexity\\\*\\\*) and turn it around in \\\*\\\*1–2 days\\\*\\\*.
DM me what the task is and I’ll tell you straight away if it’s a good fit — and if it’s not worth automating, I’ll say that too.

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