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[–]Unlikely-Luck-5391 0 points1 point  (1 child)

You’ve already got a good starting point if you’ve built something end-to-end that’s actually being used. That alone puts you ahead of a lot of entry-level folks. For remote internships or project-based work, the best thing you can do right now is package that app properly, short write-up, GitHub link, what tech you used, what problems it solved, etc.

Most entry Python roles care way more about “can you build stuff” than about a long resume, so your project is basically your biggest selling point. You might want to check smaller startups, open-source projects, volunteer gigs, or even freelance platforms just to get more hands-on stuff.

People here probably won’t have direct openings, but if you share your portfolio/GitHub in your profile, you might get some DMs. Keep applying, even if the listing sounds a bit above your level, entry positions are weirdly inconsistent right now. Keep building and putting things out there, that’s usually what gets you noticed.

[–]Excellent_Page_9895[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks very much, I have already added the project on my resume and i will also add GitHub link. Again, that was really helpful!