Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Milano, Italy

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a small, straightforward script that will take a single-page PDF and generate a DOC file that looks the same—especially when it comes to the hundreds of mathematical symbols, foreign-language characters, and quirky punctuation marks scattered throughout.

Scope is intentionally lean:
• One or more input pages or files (or multipage file), one output file.
• Preserve the original font style and size; I’m not concerned about alignment, tables, or list layouts for now.
• The source PDF is essentially a dictionary page, so accuracy of every symbol and accent matters more than fancy formatting.

I’m open to Python, Java, or any other language you prefer, as long as the code runs locally and is clearly commented. A quick README explaining how to install any dependencies and execute the script will be enough.

Deliverables:
1. The working conversion code.
2. A sample run showing the DOC file with all special characters intact.

If you’ve handled Unicode-heavy PDFs before—or used libraries like pdfminer, PyMuPDF, or even a clever Ghostscript + pandoc combo—this should be a quick win." (client-provided description)