Oluwafisayomi B.

Some processes shouldn't need a human. I build Python automation systems that eliminate the manual ones: data pipelines, web scrapers, API integrations, and scheduled workflows that run without anyone touching them. Here's what that looks like in practice: a GPT-based pipeline I built cut content processing time by 85%, what used to take hours ran automatically from RSS feed to Google Doc. On another project, I took raw, inconsistent historical records and turned them into a live, continuously updated public dataset, containerized, deployed on GCP via Docker, and submitted to Google Maps and OpenStreetMap. It runs on a schedule. Nobody touches it. What I build: - Web scraping, crawling, and data extraction : including login-protected sites, dynamic pages, and reverse-engineered APIs - Google Sheets and Excel automation with Apps Script: live data feeds, calculators, form logic, scheduled updates, reports that write themselves - Python workflow automation: scheduled pipelines, GitHub Actions, cron jobs, and systems that run 24/7 - API integrations: connecting your tools, forms, databases, and third-party services into one clean flow - ETL and data pipelines : collection, cleaning, SQL-based transformation, validation, transformation, automated delivery - Data analysis and exploration: turning raw or messy datasets into structured, usable outputs - AI-assisted workflows Tech & Skills: Python · Javascript · Selenium · Playwright · Pandas · PostgreSQL · Flask · FastAPI · Docker · Google Cloud Platform · GitHub Actions · REST APIs · Google Sheets API · Apps Script · boto3 · AWS S3 · Web Scraping · Data Scraping · BeautifulSoup · Sports Analytics · Data Pipeline · ETL · Automated Reporting · Google Sheets Automation · API Integration · Apps Script API · Google Spreadsheets API Every system I deliver comes with documentation and a handoff walkthrough so you're never dependent on me to keep it running. Next step: Send me a message describing what you're trying to automate. I'll tell you exactly how I'd approach it, and what the output would look like before you commit to anything.