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I engineered backend scripts focused on data retrieval from financial market APIs to track live asset analytics and metrics. Using specific financial libraries, the core engine pulled, sorted, and calculated historical data trends and real-time shifts. To ensure the application survived volatile market hours when data traffic spikes, I implemented thorough error-handling loops that isolated connection timeouts. This architecture maintained clean data flow without dropping connections or interrupting background tasks.
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