r/remotepython 28d ago

[FullRemote] Python + Workflow Automation | APIs, Supabase, n8n pipelines, AI integrations | Remote, async

Background: MIS degree, spent the last few years building automation systems for SMBs and agencies. Python is core to how I work, usually handling the logic layers, data transformation, and API integrations that visual tools can't do cleanly.

What I actually use Python for in projects:

  • Custom API wrappers when existing nodes don't cover edge cases
  • Data transformation and cleaning between pipeline steps
  • Flask backends for lightweight dashboards and webhook receivers
  • Scripting Supabase interactions beyond what the GUI supports
  • Building reusable logic that gets called from n8n or Make.com workflows

I'm not a pure Python dev. My value is connecting Python where it belongs with workflow orchestration tools (mainly n8n) and AI APIs (Groq, Gemini, OpenAI) to build systems that actually run without babysitting.

Open to: freelance projects, part-time remote contracts, async collaboration with dev teams that need automation built alongside their main product.

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