r/PythonJobs • u/DamnBroCrazy00 • 1d ago

[ForHire] [FullRemote] Fix one FastAPI or Flask bug — $65 with a regression test

Does one endpoint fail on a particular input, return the wrong result, or skip records during pagination?

I offer a $65 fixed-scope repair for one reproducible FastAPI or Flask bug in a project you own or are authorized to change. We agree the failing example and expected behavior before starting.

You receive the source patch, a test demonstrating the failure before the fix and passing afterward, relevant surrounding checks, and run instructions. One correction against the agreed behavior is included. Target delivery is three working days after scope, runnable source and payment terms are agreed.

I'm Kanishq, a Python/full-stack developer in India with over a year of professional experience. Portfolio: https://kanishq.dev

For a sample of my Python code and tests: https://github.com/damnbrocrazy-svg/inventory-reconciliation-demo. This is an original synthetic CSV demo, not an API project or a paid client result.

Implementation, review and testing use AI coding assistance. Delivery includes actual test results and any remaining limitations.

DM the framework/version, error or incorrect result, expected result and deadline. A small synthetic example is enough for the initial fit check. Please don't send production credentials or confidential customer records. New features, live deployment and larger repairs need a separate scope.

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