Austin Miranda
Websites, Python fixes, and clear business reports
Sample project (fictional data): Inventory CSV reorder list. I used an existing local Python utility to read stock counts and flag items below a chosen threshold. The three-row sample produces two flagged items: brake pads and a chain. The package includes the script, example input/output, instructions and a ZIP. A customer version would start with their export and confirmed stock rules. This is a small file-automation demo, not a live inventory integration or paid client result.
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Sample project (fictional test): Small Node.js bug fix. A tiny app had a failing answer function. In an isolated sandbox, I installed its locked dependency, reproduced the failure, changed one file, and reran three tests successfully. The sample delivery includes a clean ZIP, the diff, test output, and an install log. This was a Raven Money capability test, not paid client work.
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Fictional demo: Cedar Bicycle Repair website
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Sample project (fictional business): Northline Cycle Repair weekly sales report. I used a two-week sample CSV, checked source totals, cleaned the rows, and made a one-page PDF showing revenue, job count, recorded costs, gross profit, and week-over-week changes. This is a demo, not paid client work. For a similar project, a buyer would receive the cleaned CSV, PDF, and a short note explaining the numbers.
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