u/Comfortable-Land5207

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Data Engineer | 4 years of data projects + 13 years in Travel/Airline domain. Looking for my next role!

Hi everyone,

I am actively looking for a Data Engineer role and wanted to put myself out there to this community.

A bit about me:

· 17 years of domain experience in the Travel, Tourism, and Airline industry (operations, revenue management, customer analytics, etc.).

· Since 2022, I have been consistently working on data-domain projects—building ETL pipelines, data cleaning, feature engineering, and analytics workflows.

· In 2024, I completed a formal Data Science course to deepen my understanding of the full data lifecycle (from ingestion to modeling).

· I actively work on Kaggle projects to sharpen my technical skills—especially around PySpark, Pandas, and SQL,ADF,Azure Cloud Platform,Databricks.

My Tech Stack:

· Languages: Python, SQL

· Big Data: PySpark, Pandas, NumPy.

· Orchestration: Apache Airflow (learning/building projects)

· Cloud: Azure

· Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL

. Skills : Python, SQL,Pandas, ADF,Databricks,Azure Cloud Platform, Big data..

What makes me different:

I don't just know how to write code—I understand the business context behind the data.

I know how airline inventory works, what PNR data means, how pricing models fluctuate, and how customer behavior varies across segments. I've spent 17 years using this data; now I want to engineer it.

I am looking for Data Engineer roles—open to both mid-level and senior positions—ideally in Travel Tech (OTAs, GDS, Airlines, or Travel SaaS), but I'm open to other domains as well where my data skills add value.

What I'm looking for:

· A role where I can build scalable data pipelines.

· A team that values both technical skills AND domain knowledge.

· Remote / Hybrid / On-site (open to relocation for the right opportunity).

If you're hiring or know of any openings, I'd love to connect. Happy to share my resume, GitHub, or Kaggle profile.

Thanks for reading, and appreciate any leads or advice!

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u/Comfortable-Land5207 — 16 hours ago