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Hui Xu

@friedaxu

Python automation for data, documents and recurring reports

China
Engels, Chinees
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Over mij
Python automation for data and document workflows. I build small, reliable tools that remove repetitive manual work: cleaning and merging Excel/CSV files, extracting tables from batches of PDFs, generating recurring reports, and pushing results to a folder, email or Google Sheet. I run my own automated monitoring and reporting systems daily, so what I ship is built to run unattended and to fail loudly, not to look good in a demo. One clear scope up front, a sample run on your real data before delivery, plain-English setup notes, and a 14-day free fix within the same scope. NDA welcome.... Lees meer

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Automatiseringen
I will automate your excel csv and pdf workflow with one python script
VanafUS$ 35 / projectMeer informatie
Scripting
I will write a python script that automates your repetitive data work
VanafUS$ 40 / projectMeer informatie

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Werkervaring

Co-founder & Partner

Fenghuangshe Media & Advertising • Fulltime

Sep 2014 - Present • 12 yrs 2 mos

Co-founder and partner at a brand and integrated-communications firm. I own strategy and delivery on campaigns for enterprise clients in home appliances, consumer goods, financial services and cultural tourism. - Ran multi-year brand communication and membership programs for Fortune Global 500 clients, from positioning through execution: PR launches, creative-education programs and membership ecosystems. - Turned client requirements into executable project plans and kept parallel campaigns on schedule. - Built the reporting and data side of those projects myself: consolidating campaign data from several sources into one clear view for client reviews. - Developed an in-house mini-program for task distribution across a nationwide product-testing community, and automated the recurring reporting that used to be assembled by hand. That is where the automation work started: the fastest way to fix a report nobody wanted to build by hand was to script it.