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Dillon Barendt

Senior Software Engineer · Automation Systems Architect · Founder of TicketVision

I build production-grade automation platforms for real-time data, pricing, fulfillment, and operational decisioning.

Python-first backend engineer with 6+ years of experience designing APIs, event-driven services, browser automation, marketplace integrations, and AI-assisted engineering workflows.


What I Build

I specialize in backend systems where correctness, speed, and automation matter.

Area Focus
Backend Engineering FastAPI, Pydantic, async Python, service boundaries, API design
Automation Playwright workflows, 2FA-aware sessions, fulfillment orchestration, browser agents
Data Systems Redis, event streams, ETL pipelines, inventory normalization, real-time sync
AI Engineering Agent workflows, tool calling, prompt systems, code-generation pipelines, observability
Marketplaces Ticketing APIs, broker inventory, pricing automation, order workflows, marketplace constraints

Current Work

TicketVision

TicketVision is an automation and intelligence platform for the secondary events ticket industry.

The core idea is simple: give brokers and operators a faster way to track offers, curate inventory, automate fulfillment, and reason about market exposure across ticket-selling websites.

I am currently focused on:

  • Real-time inventory ingestion from marketplace APIs, FTP feeds, and broker data sources
  • Dynamic catalog systems for event and listing eligibility
  • Pricing automation and exposure-aware inventory decisions
  • Fulfillment orchestration for purchase, confirmation, rejection, and barcode workflows
  • AI-assisted tooling for debugging, code generation, operational triage, and platform analysis

Engineering Style

I care about systems that are:

  • Typed — explicit schemas, predictable contracts, and clean API surfaces
  • Observable — structured logging, tracing, error capture, and operational feedback loops
  • Composable — small services, adapters, registries, and clear module boundaries
  • Automated — manual workflows should become repeatable systems whenever possible
  • Practical — production behavior matters more than architectural theater

Core Stack

Languages:      Python, TypeScript, SQL
Backend:        FastAPI, Pydantic, HTTPX, asyncio, Typer
Data:           Redis, PostgreSQL, SQLite, streams, ETL pipelines
Automation:     Playwright, browser sessions, workflow orchestration
Frontend:       React, TypeScript, MUI, DataGrid systems
AI Tools:        OpenAI, Pydantic AI, agent workflows, MCP, code-generation systems
Ops:            GitHub Actions, Docker, structured logging, Logfire-style observability

Featured Projects

TicketVision Core

A backend platform for ticket marketplace automation, offer tracking, pricing workflows, and inventory curation.

Focus: FastAPI, Pydantic, Redis, marketplace APIs, event-driven orchestration, real-time inventory systems.

BrokerVision

A seller-side inventory management framework for secondary marketplace brokers.

Focus: dynamic rule-based catalogs, listing lifecycle state machines, provider adapters, fulfillment decisioning.

Automation Tooling

Reusable systems for browser automation, 2FA-aware sessions, Gmail and Telegram workflows, background tasks, and operational alerts.

Focus: Playwright, async services, session persistence, task orchestration, reliability patterns.


Problems I Like Solving

  • Turning messy operational workflows into reliable software systems
  • Designing APIs that are clear enough for humans and strict enough for machines
  • Building data pipelines that normalize fragmented marketplace inputs
  • Automating repetitive browser and fulfillment workflows without sacrificing safety
  • Using AI as an engineering multiplier rather than a novelty layer

Professional Positioning

I am strongest in roles that need a builder who can move across product, infrastructure, automation, and backend architecture.

Good fits include:

  • Senior Software Engineer
  • Backend Engineer
  • Platform Engineer
  • Automation Engineer
  • AI Systems Engineer
  • Technical Founder / Early Engineering Hire

Contact


Building automation systems for markets, operations, and engineering teams.

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  1. duratypes duratypes Public

    Modern Python duration and temporal types built with Pydantic for validation, serialization, and agentic workflow primitives.

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  2. mapi mapi Public

    Venue map intelligence API for normalizing event seating data, matching map entities, and powering agent-ready seating workflows.

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  3. platform-forge platform-forge Public

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  4. Multi-Agent Mock out for inventory u... Multi-Agent Mock out for inventory upstream transmission.
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    danger_audit_pipeline.py
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    Efficient multi-agent audit system that only triggers AI models when
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    listings fall into risky/danger conditions (low profit, bad splits, row rules).