I will do python geocoding, address cleaning, gis data processing
Level 1
Has met certain performance criteria and shows strong potential in the marketplace.
About this Gig
Looking to geocode addresses, clean spatial datasets, or build an automated GIS data pipeline?
I am Ange Traore, a Senior Software Engineer and Data Specialist. I build robust geocoding scripts, spatial data pipelines, and address-cleaning workflows to turn messy geographic data into precise, actionable coordinates (Latitude/Longitude).
What I offer in this Gig:
- High-volume address geocoding and reverse geocoding (GPS to address).
- Data cleaning, address parsing, and standardization.
- Custom Python scripts using Geopy, Pandas, Google Maps API, Nominatim, or Mapbox.
- Spatial data conversion to CSV, Excel, GeoJSON, KML, and Shapefile formats.
- Interactive HTML map previews (Folium) for visual validation.
- End-to-end data pipeline setup for recurring tasks or database integration.
Why choose my service?
- Production-ready Python code tailored to rate limits and batch processing.
- Strict data quality checks and address match validation.
- Clear technical documentation and setup instructions for smooth handoff.
Feel free to send me a sample of your dataset before ordering so we can confirm the best approach for your project!
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FAQ
What information do I need to provide to get started?
Simply provide your input file (CSV, Excel, JSON, or TXT) containing the addresses or coordinates, along with any specific requirements or APIs you prefer to use (e.g., Google Maps API, Nominatim).
How do you handle inaccurate or incomplete addresses?
The Python script includes address normalization and cleaning logic. I also run data quality checks to flag low-confidence matches or unparseable entries for review.
Will i receive th source code ?
Yes! In the Standard and Premium packages, you will receive the full, well-documented Python script along with setup instructions so you can re-run it anytime.
Can you handle large datasets with rate-limited APIs ?
Absolutely. The scripts implement batching, error handling, and rate-limiting controls to ensure smooth execution without getting blocked by geocoding providers.

