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Hey Fam! Today's post is a special one - it's storytime! 📖✨ Join me as I take you on a journey through the past decade of my life as a data engineer curated as a Story. Once upon a time in the digital realm, there was a data engineer who embarked on an odyssey that spanned nearly a decade. This is the tale of their journey, a saga of transformation and triumph in the world of data engineering. In the early days, our hero was introduced to the vast universe of data. It was a time of exploration and learning, where every dataset was a new frontier. The engineer learned to navigate through seas of information, charting courses through unstructured data and discovering patterns in the chaos. As the years progressed, our protagonist became a master builder of data pipelines. These weren't just any pipelines; they were conduits of knowledge, crafted with precision and care. They allowed for the seamless flow of data, transforming raw bytes into streams of insights. The engineer then turned their gaze to the challenge of real-time data processing. With a blend of skill and magic, they conjured up systems that could think on their feet, making decisions in the blink of an eye. Data no longer languished in storage; it was alive, dynamic, and ever-changing. As the data grew, so did the engineer's ambition. They scaled the heights of scalability, building fortresses of servers and clouds that could withstand the onslaught of data. No amount of data was too daunting; the engineer's architectures were robust and ready for the future. Our hero was not alone in their journey. They collaborated with wizards of business, sorcerers of software, and alchemists of analytics. Together, they forged alliances that bridged the gap between data and decisions, turning insights into action. Now, standing at the cusp of a new era, our data engineer looks to the horizon, ready for the next adventure. With a heart full of experience and a mind brimming with ideas, they are poised to redefine the future of data engineering. And so, the journey continues............... #DataEngineering #DataOdyssey #TechTales #InnovationJourney
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i always used to wonder if one wants to make transition form analyst role ,what all options we have .i have curated few options .Please feel free to comment if you have anything to add. Major options which i can think of are given below. 1.Data Scientist: Move into a scientist role where you oversee teams of analysts or data scientists. This path involves more strategic decision-making, project management, and leadership responsibilities. skills one have to devolve in order to make that transition:{1,Statistics and Mathematics,2-Machine Learning,3-Big Data Technologies,4-Experimental Design,5- A/B Testing} 2.Data Engineering: Shift towards designing, building, and maintaining data architectures and pipelines. Data engineers work on the infrastructure needed to support data analysis and machine learning projects.skiils one have to devlop in order to make that transition {1-Data Warehousing,2-Big Data Technologies,3-Data Pipeline Development,4-Scripting and Automation,5-Cloud Platforms,6-Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD)} 3.Product Management: Leverage your understanding of data to work in product management, where you'll be responsible for guiding the development and strategy of products or services.skiils one have to devlop in order to make that transition 1-Product Lifecycle Management,2-Market Research and Analysis,3-Product Strategy and Roadmapping,4-UX/UI Design Principles,5-Agile Methodologies. Follow Rituraj Singh Gour For more.
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