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Data your business can depend on.

Senior engineers for the warehouses, pipelines, and models your reporting runs on. Databricks and Snowflake, on AWS or Azure, with technical review from Inpro Analytics.

You interview the engineers, who build in your repositories and hand the platform over to your team.

What needs to move your data forward?

From a warehouse move to dependable reporting. Explore the work and the first improvement your team can use.

  1. Today: Your platform is holding you back.

    Warehouse migration

    Move domains in stages, with parallel runs and agreed checks. Your reports keep running while the platform changes beneath them.

    First useful milestone An agreed cutover plan and a first domain migrated live, with reporting kept running.

  2. Today: Your team is working around fragile data.

    Reliable pipelines

    Connect sources through staging, tested business models, and reporting. Give your team a dbt layer with visible freshness checks and documented lineage.

    First useful milestone Core models under test, documented lineage, and a CI quality gate.

Scope and timing are agreed after discovery.

A platform you can use.
The knowledge to own it.

Working systems in your repositories, with guidance your team can use to maintain them.

Working data. Built to last.

Production pipelines, tested models, and quality checks your engineers can maintain.

In your repository: Pipelines, Tested models, Quality checks.

In your repositories, owned by your team.

A plan you can work from.

Dependencies, target architecture, and a rollout order agreed with your team.

Architecture + migration plan

Knowledge that stays.

Runbooks, lineage, and maintenance notes. Walked through together, with clear owners.

Operating guide + handover

From assessment
to operational handover.

We agree the scope and pace around your platform. Your team stays involved in the decisions that matter.

  1. Understand the starting point

    Map sources, dependencies, and reporting consumers. Agree on the outcome that would make the work worthwhile.

    Result A written assessment

  2. Agree the architecture

    Choose the target platform, modeling approach, data contracts, governance, and a practical migration order.

    Result A target design and plan

  3. Build and move in stages

    Test pipelines and migrate domains with parallel runs. Review the results together before each cutover.

    Result Working, verified data flows

  4. Make ownership clear

    Walk your team through runbooks, conventions, lineage, and operation. Agree how ongoing support will work.

    Result An operational handover

Part of your team,
from the start.

You review named profiles and interview the engineers. Rates, availability, and start dates are confirmed for your engagement.

Meet the company
How is the delivery timeline agreed?

An indicative platform plan allows two weeks for discovery and one to two weeks for architecture, followed by incremental delivery on a two-week cadence. A broader engagement may reach operational handover in month four or later. We agree the scope and timeline together; a focused pipeline improvement can be much smaller.

Can you work with our existing platform?

Yes. The first step is to understand what already works, what needs attention, and what depends on it. The scope can cover a specific pipeline or modeling layer as well as a broader migration.

How do you work with our engineers?

Directly, in your tools, repositories, and working routines. Technical review through Inpro Analytics supports delivery, and decisions are discussed with your team.

What should we bring to the first call?

A short outline of your current stack, the problem you want to solve, and any timing constraints. We can work through the detail together.

Know who is joining your team.

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Arben

Senior Data Engineer

9 yearswarehouse and pipelines

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Arben

Senior Data Engineer

Tools & technologies
dbtSnowflakeAirflowPython
Languages
English C1German B2
Day rate
Confirmed with your shortlist
Interview status
Cleared / 2 clients

You interview and approve every engineer. We review technical experience, working style, and language fit.

Typically 2-4 senior engineers, with an indicative rate of €290-450 / day per engineer. Shortlist target: 5 business days from an agreed brief.

How we prepare your shortlist
  1. Day 1Agree the role brief
  2. Days 1-3Source from the network
  3. Days 2-4Screen and review experience
  4. Day 5Share CVs, rates, and availability

Indicative sequence. We confirm timing, capacity, and terms for your role.

Sample profiles from our network. Availability, rates, and fit confirmed for your brief. Language levels use CEFR; full CVs and interview details accompany your shortlist.

What we build with your stack.

Connect ingestion and tested models to the reporting your business relies on. We build around the stack you already use.

Talk through your stack

Tools we work with.

We work with your existing stack and choose the tools around the job. These are the ones we use most in this area.

  • Warehouses & lakehouses

    A foundation for storing, processing, and serving your data.

    • Snowflake
    • Databricks
    • BigQuery
    • Redshift
  • Transformation

    Turn source data into tested models your business can use.

    • dbt
    • SQL
    • Spark
    • Python
  • Orchestration

    Coordinate workloads and keep your pipelines running reliably.

    • Airflow
    • Dagster
    • Prefect
    • Azure Data Factory
  • Streaming

    Move events and changes between systems as they happen.

    • Kafka
    • Flink
    • Kinesis
    • Debezium
  • Quality & lineage

    Check your data and understand where every result comes from.

    • Great Expectations
    • dbt tests
    • OpenLineage
  • Infrastructure

    Provision the environments your platform depends on.

    • Terraform
    • AWS
    • Azure
    • GCP

Tell us about
your data platform.

Tell us where your data platform needs to improve.
We’ll work out the right next step together.

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