Headline
Python Backend Developer | FastAPI, PostgreSQL, API/CRM Integrations | QA/API Python
The first LinkedIn screen should point to one clear lane: remote-capable Junior Python Backend / API Automation, with adjacent QA/API Python, CRM/API integration, internal tools, and support-with-Python roles when the work is backend/API-heavy.
Strongest proof: OpsDesk Reviewer Replay shows support request intake, FastAPI validation, SQLAlchemy state, operator queue, status transition, idempotent outbox, SLA worker, SQL metrics, tests, Docker Compose handoff, CI, and privacy audit. DriveDesk Business Intake API Handoff shows the real-work API/admin/outbox route with synthetic evidence only.
Python Backend Developer | FastAPI, PostgreSQL, API/CRM Integrations | QA/API Python
Remote-capable Junior Python Backend / API Automation. Adjacent fits only when the first month can ship one backend/API-heavy slice.
Docker/CI is backend delivery handoff evidence. AI tooling speeds work; architecture, privacy, state, tests, and shipped quality stay mine.
I build Python backend/API automation for business workflows: FastAPI endpoints, PostgreSQL state, REST/OpenAPI contracts, admin queues, API/CRM mappings, pytest/API smoke checks, logs, docs, and handoff notes.
Strongest first code proof: OpsDesk Reviewer Replay, where synthetic webhook intake becomes validated FastAPI state, duplicate idempotency, operator queue, status handoff, outbox dispatch, metrics, support diagnostics, and OpenAPI checks without local Docker.
Real-work context: since March 2024 I have supported Autoschool54 / DriveDesk backend and application-support work remotely. The safest public proof is DriveDesk Business Intake API Handoff: bot-style intake -> backend validation/FastAPI preview -> validated business record -> admin queue -> status transition -> outbox/integration handoff, shown with synthetic evidence only.
Best first role fit: junior Python backend/API automation, internal tools, QA/API Python, CRM/API integration, or support engineer with Python when the first month can ship one useful backend/API-heavy slice.
AI tooling speeds up research, implementation, debugging, docs, tests, and review. Architecture, privacy, state boundaries, verification, and shipped quality remain my responsibility.
| Job titles | Back End Developer, Python Developer, Quality Assurance Automation Engineer, Integration Engineer, Application Support Engineer. |
|---|---|
| Support titles | Junior Backend Developer, Junior Python Developer, QA Automation Python, API Testing / Test Automation Engineer, Support Engineer with Python, CRM/API Integration Engineer, Internal Tools Engineer. |
| Location type | Remote. |
| Employment types | Full-time and contract. |
| Locations | Remote-first Russia/CIS search first, plus distributed Europe/EMEA teams when the role is English-first and remote. Keep the public signal about remote async delivery and English-first review proof. |
| Top 3 visible skills | Python, FastAPI, PostgreSQL. |
|---|---|
| Next skill cluster | SQL, REST APIs, OpenAPI, pytest, SQLAlchemy, Docker Compose, GitHub Actions, API Integration, CRM Integration, QA Automation, API Testing, Technical Documentation. |
| Open-To-Work title order | Back End Developer, Python Developer, Junior Backend Developer, Junior Python Developer, Quality Assurance Automation Engineer, Integration Engineer, Application Support Engineer. |
| Remote filter | Remote only for the first public search pass; hybrid/on-site should be handled only when the role is unusually strong. |
| Resume sharing | Use only the current two-page Python Backend / API Automation resume and keep it aligned with the headline, About, skills, and Featured order. |
| First recruiter click | OpsDesk Reviewer Replay first, then Backend/API Work Samples, then DriveDesk Business Intake API Handoff, then the PDF resume after role fit is clear. |
GitHub Recruiter Handoff -> OpsDesk Reviewer Replay -> DriveDesk Business Intake API Handoff -> LinkedIn Recruiter Packet -> First Backend Role Fit -> PDF resume.
Backend/API work samples for remote Python roles. OpsDesk Reviewer Replay is the first public code proof; DriveDesk Business Intake API Handoff is the real-work API/admin/outbox handoff proof with synthetic public evidence. Deeper AI workflow evidence comes after fit.
I am narrowing my public proof path around remote-capable Junior Python Backend / API Automation.
Fastest technical review:
GitHub Recruiter Handoff -> OpsDesk Reviewer Replay -> DriveDesk Business Intake API Handoff -> First Backend Role Fit -> PDF resume.
OpsDesk Reviewer Replay is the first code proof: support request -> FastAPI validation -> SQLAlchemy state -> operator queue -> status transition -> idempotent outbox -> SLA worker -> SQL metrics, with tests, Docker, CI, and privacy audit.
DriveDesk Business Intake API Handoff shows the real-work shape: bot-style intake -> backend validation/FastAPI preview -> admin queue -> status transition -> outbox/integration handoff, with synthetic public evidence only.
AI tools help me move faster through research, debugging, docs, tests, and review. Architecture, privacy, state boundaries, verification, and shipped quality stay my responsibility.
Review path: https://alexgerlitz.github.io/AlexGerlitz/backend-api-work-samples.html
Primary signal stays Python backend/API automation: FastAPI, PostgreSQL/SQL, REST/OpenAPI, integrations, admin workflows, QA/API checks, Docker/CI handoff, and clear documentation. AI/RAG and cloud/platform evidence are supporting proof after the backend/API fit is clear.
Public work samples use synthetic or redacted evidence only: no real names, phone numbers, chat IDs, admin URLs, logs, dumps, UUIDs, tokens, credentials, or live admin screenshots.
Checked on 2026-07-04. LinkedIn Featured supports work samples and external links; Open-To-Work uses job titles, locations, employment types, and visibility; recruiter discovery depends on consistent skills, profile fields, job preferences, and resume data.