Backend & Data

APIs, data and automation with Python

We build fast APIs with FastAPI and Django, data pipelines and custom automation. Python is our tool to move data, integrate systems and put AI into production.

main.py
1from fastapi import FastAPI
2app = FastAPI()
3
4@app.get("/metrics")
5async def metrics() -> list[Metric]:
6 rows = await repo.fetch()
7 return [Metric(**r) for r in rows]
FastAPI
async APIs
90%+
coverage target
ETL·AI
data & models
MLOps
AI to production
Benefits

Why choose Python with ELEM

Fast APIs

FastAPI with typing, Pydantic validation and async for low-latency services ready to scale.

Data & integration

ETL/ELT pipelines, orchestration with Airflow and connectors to your ERP, CRM and data warehouse.

Automation

Scripts and services that remove manual work: reports, scraping, syncs and scheduled tasks.

AI in production

We integrate models and LLMs with solid MLOps practices: reproducibility, evaluation and monitoring.

Architecture

Python oriented to services and data

Typed, testable and deployable code, with a clear separation between API, domain and data processing.

01

API

  • FastAPI
  • Django REST
  • Pydantic
02

Domain

  • Use cases
  • Services
  • Strict typing
03

Data

  • Pandas / Polars
  • Airflow
  • PostgreSQL
04

AI & Ops

  • LLMs
  • MLOps
  • Docker
Use cases

Where Python shines

These are the scenarios where we apply Python with the greatest impact.

Business APIs

Lightweight, fast backends for web and mobile.

Data pipelines

Large-scale ingestion, transformation and loading.

Process automation

Integrations and tasks that save hours of manual work.

AI & machine learning

Models and LLMs embedded in your products.

Integrations

It connects with your entire ecosystem

FastAPIDjangoPostgreSQLAirflowPandasDocker
FAQ

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