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Justin-jay-Kirkman/README.md

Hi, I'm Justin Kirkman

I'm an automation and AI solutions builder focused on practical tools, workflow orchestration, integrations, and enterprise software delivery.

I build systems that reduce manual work, connect teams and platforms, and help organizations move faster without losing control of security, supportability, or governance.

What I work on

  • Automation scripting and workflow orchestration
  • AI-assisted internal tools and proof-of-concepts
  • Python utilities, APIs, and backend process improvements
  • Jira, Bitbucket, Jenkins, Control-M, and enterprise delivery workflows
  • Data, reporting, and operational efficiency solutions
  • Governance-friendly automation for real business environments

Current focus

I'm currently building and refining projects around:

  • AI-enabled workflow automation
  • Document processing and OCR-style automation patterns
  • Python scripting templates for reusable enterprise tasks
  • Internal developer enablement and process improvement
  • Practical AI adoption that fits security, support, and governance needs

Tech I use or work with

Languages: Python, JavaScript, SQL
Frameworks / APIs: Django, Flask, FastAPI, REST APIs
Automation / Delivery: Jenkins, Control-M, GitHub, Bitbucket, Jira
Data / Reporting: Power BI, Snowflake, SQL Server
AI / Workflow: LLM APIs, RAG concepts, Copilot/Power Platform exploration, automation agents

Featured project areas

I'm using GitHub to document and build out:

  • Python automation samples
  • Reusable scripting templates
  • AI workflow experiments
  • Python/OOP teaching examples
  • Utility projects that solve repeatable business problems

How I think about software

I care less about flashy demos and more about whether a solution can survive in a real organization.

Good software should be:

  • Useful
  • Maintainable
  • Secure enough for the environment
  • Easy for another person to understand
  • Built with the support model in mind

Connect

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    CSS

  2. Python-OOP-Teaching Python-OOP-Teaching Public

    Examples of OOP principals for python to help teach nuances of principals

    Python 2

  3. python-samples python-samples Public

    Python

  4. altered-tcg-deck-rater altered-tcg-deck-rater Public

    Python