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I'm a Python Full Stack Engineer with 2 years building and shipping real production systems — ERPs, community platforms, marketing sites. I handle the full stack: backend APIs, database design, frontend integration, CI/CD, and cloud deployment.
If you have a project that needs someone who can own it end-to-end, let's talk.
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