My wife and I are stopping next week in Henties Bay. We should arrive in the morning and would love to know where we can get a great coffee and breakfast.

Hello all,

The walls are closing in again, and unexpected bills are knocking at the door. I'm a self employed automation developer in Namibia looking for paid projects as soon as possible to cover the coming months, as work tends to slow down during this time of year.

I've been working in IT for many years, from hardware repairs and technical support to web development, software development, and business automation. I also have experience in finance and insurance, so I'm familiar with data extraction, data processing, reporting, and month end workflows.

I've worked with clients from Namibia and abroad, including Germany, Austria, and South Africa. I'm bilingual in German and English,so I can also help with German speaking clients or systems too.

Some things I can help with:

- Cleaning, fixing, merging, and consolidating messy data or spreadsheets.
- Excel and Google Sheets automation, reports, and data processing.
- Python scripts to automate repetitive tasks without relying on cloud services.
- Downloading, processing, and transferring files via FTP/SFTP.
- SQL queries, database cleanup, and data migration.
- HR/recruiting and time-based system integrations.
- Workflow setup and design with n8n, Make, Zapier, or Airtable.
- Small custom software, internal tools, API integrations, and unfinished projects.

If you have a skeleton project that's been sitting there for months, a manual process you hate doing, or a messy spreadsheet, let's see if I can help.

I'm looking for an immediate, one off paid project, but monthly recurring work is also welcome. A deposit to get started is appreciated. We'll agree on the scope and price beforehand.

If you need help or know a business that does, please DM me. Even a referral would help.
I can share my portfolio and resume privately upon request.

Thanks for your time.

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Any tips or advices would be much appreciated, thanks :)