Survey Dashboard & Redirect Setup

I run a market-research agency and I need a developer who can turn raw survey results into an easy-to-navigate, web-based dashboard and also set up a clean redirect flow for respondents once they finish a study.

Here’s what I’m after: the dashboard should present the data primarily as sortable, paginated tables or lists. I want anyone on my team to be able to slice the data on the fly with interactive filters—think demographics, wave, device type—without waiting for a page refresh. Charts and maps aren’t essential right now; clarity in table form is.

The source data will arrive in CSV or via API from our survey platform, so you’ll need to build (or hook into) an automated pipeline that fetches the latest file, stores it securely—MySQL, Postgres or a lightweight NoSQL solution is fine—and refreshes the view. Near-real-time isn’t critical, but a scheduled pull every few minutes would be perfect.

Alongside the dashboard, I need a configurable redirect handler. After respondents complete a survey they should land on one of several URLs based on logic I supply (quota status, country, mobile vs desktop, and so on). A simple rules engine or endpoint that reads parameters and pushes them to the right destination will cover it.

Tech stack is flexible: React, Vue, or plain JavaScript on the front end; Node.js, Python (FastAPI / Django), or PHP on the back end—use what you’re quickest with as long as it’s well-documented and container-friendly (Docker).

Key deliverables
• Fully functional dashboard showing survey data as filterable tables/lists
• Secure login and role management (admin vs read-only)
• Automated data ingest from CSV/API with scheduled refresh
• Redirect endpoint with editable logic file or database table
• Brief hand-off guide and commented code so my in-house analyst can maintain it

Acceptance criteria
1. Filters update visible data instantly without full reload
2. New survey files pull in automatically and appear in the dashboard within 5 minutes
3. Redirect responds in under 300 ms and routes every request according to the rules provided
4. Code passes a quick security scan (no obvious SQL injection or XSS risks)

If you’ve built similar research or analytics tools, show me a link or short clip so I can see your style. I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on the approach and timeline.