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Years of Making Data Behave
Cups of Coffee Consumed
Life
Regrets About This Path
Starting at Capgemini then moving to Titan DMS, I discovered that databases aren't just storage boxesβthey're treasure chests of insights. From maintaining enterprise systems to leading database teams across multiple countries, I mastered the art of making SQL Server behave (and occasionally apologizing to it).
At Trax Global and Portt, the data got bigger and cloud became king. I migrated from SSIS ETL to Azure Data Factory, built OLAP cubes, and delivered the first GA release of a next-gen Analytics product with Snowflake and dbt. This is where I learned that data pipelines are like plumbingβnobody notices until 3 AM debugging sessions happen.
At Infinite Lambda, I became the architect of end-to-end data platforms across Finance, Retail, and Gaming. Leading teams, mastering the modern data stack (Fivetran, dbt, Snowflake, Looker), and becoming a seasoned OSS contributor with tools like dbterd. This is where Python, SQL, and leadership skills converged beautifully.
Plot twist: Now I'm teaching both humans AND machines! At Foundry AI Academy, I develop curriculum for AI and data engineering while continuing to architect data platforms at Infinite Lambda. From prompt engineering to context engineering, I've evolved from organizing data to teaching AI agents how to reason about itβand occasionally debugging their existential crises at 3 AM.
I speak fluent SQL, Python, and occasionally interpretive dance when explaining complex data flows. Your data has stories to tellβI'm just the translator.
Building data pipelines that are more reliable than my morning coffee routine. ETL, ELT, or TLTE (That Looks Totally Epic)βI've done them all.
Creating AI agents that are smarter than a fifth-grader (most of the time). From RAG to multi-agent systems, I make machines think so you don't have to.
Expert in making data fly through the clouds without getting lost. AWS, Snowflake, or your grandma's serverβI can make it work.
"It's impossible" is just another way of saying "hold my coffee". If there's data involved, there's always a solution (usually involving Python).
Writing technical blogs that are actually readable. Because if you can't explain it simply, you probably copied it from Stack Overflow.
Whether you need expert data consulting for your next platform, comprehensive training for your team, or curriculum design that actually makes sense, let's turn your data challenges into learning opportunities.