I will build API integrations and data pipelines to sql or CSV with python


About this gig
Need data moved between systems automatically? I build small integrations and data pipelines in Python and SQL: REST APIs, webhooks and files into clean tables.
I'm Khalid, a software developer and a new seller on Fiverr, so my prices are introductory.
Typical work:
- Pull data from a REST API on a schedule and load it into SQL (SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL) or CSV
- Receive webhooks and store or forward the payloads
- ETL: clean, validate, deduplicate and reshape data between formats
- Sensor/IoT-style data: readings arriving by HTTP or CSV files into time-stamped tables, with basic validation
How I work (AI-assisted, with human review and testing):
- We agree the fields, frequency and destination first.
- AI tools help me draft code faster. I read, run and test it against sample data before delivery.
- You get source code, a README and logging with retries.
Limits: send test credentials or sample data, never production passwords. I only use APIs and data you're authorized to use.
Message me with your source, destination and a sample record before ordering.
Get to know Khalid Tarek
Python automation and web developer
- FromEgypt
- Member sinceOct 2023
Languages
Arabic, English
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FAQ
Which databases and tools do you use?
Python with SQL targets such as SQLite, PostgreSQL or MySQL, plus CSV/JSON files. If you need something else, message me first and I'll say honestly whether I can deliver it.
Can you handle sensor / IoT data?
Basic ingestion: readings arriving by HTTP or as CSV files, validated and stored in time-stamped tables. Large-scale streaming or production-critical systems are outside these introductory packages.
Do you use AI?
Yes. My workflow is AI-assisted with human review and testing against sample data. I'm a new seller. Tell me before ordering if you want no AI used.
Will you need access to my systems?
Preferably not. I work from API docs, sample data and test credentials. I don't need production access and will never ask for your passwords.

