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Azure Data Engineers

Hello all,

Any senior azure data engineer here?

I am preparing for Azure data engineer interviews(immediate joiner)with no hands on experience. Need your help for preparing techno managerial round. Please reach out to me.

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u/PuzzleheadedSpell23 — 20 hours ago
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Preparing for Senior Data Platform Engineer Interview — Databricks Focused

Hi everyone,

I may have an upcoming interview for a Senior Data Platform Engineer role, and I’m trying to prepare properly.

My background is mainly as an Azure Platform Engineer — I’ve worked with Azure networking, CI/CD, security, infrastructure, App Services, AKS, monitoring, etc. However, I was told that a big portion of the interview may focus on Databricks and data engineering concepts.

For those who work with Azure Databricks or interview candidates for similar roles:

  • What topics should I focus on the most?
  • What kind of Databricks questions are commonly asked in interviews?
  • How deep should I go into Spark internals, Delta Lake, medallion architecture, optimization, clusters, Unity Catalog, etc.?
  • Are there any must-know concepts or hands-on exercises you’d recommend?

I’d also appreciate any advice on how platform engineering experience can be positioned well for a data platform role.

Thanks in advance!

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u/StyleSuccessful502 — 22 hours ago

No tech background into DE?

Hello everyone . I’m interested in a Data Engineering career. I’ve spent the past 8 months learning many of the common stacks listed in DE jobs, including Azure Databricks, and I was wondering if you have any advice for someone trying to get into it without tech background. Whether it’s types of projects you suggest having on my Portfolio or anything that can help getting recruited.
Thank you!

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u/TimeTapLearn — 2 days ago
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Best way to prepare for Data Engineering System Design interviews without real 500TB+ data handling or petabytes of data handling production experience ?

Hi everyone,

I’m currently preparing for Data Engineering interviews(currently DE at product based company with 3 yoe), especially rounds focused on system design, scalability, distributed systems, and large-scale data processing.

I’m comfortable with:

Python, SQL, PySpark

Batch + streaming pipelines

Medallion architecture (Bronze/Silver/Gold)

Lambda/Kappa architecture

CDC, incremental loads vs full loads

Partitioning, bucketing, optimization concepts

Data warehousing vs OLTP systems

Airflow orchestration and cloud ecosystem understanding

However, one challenge I’m facing is that in my actual work experience, I haven’t directly handled truly massive-scale systems like:

  1. 500TB / petabyte-scale pipelines

  2. billions of events per day

  3. Extremely high-throughput streaming systems

In interviews, I’m seeing a lot of questions like:

“How would you scale your pipeline from 500GB to multiple TBs?”

“How would you handle billions of rows in S3 without full scans?”

“How would you detect duplicates/missing data efficiently?”

“How would you design real-time fraud detection pipelines?”

“How would you optimize shuffle-heavy Spark jobs?”

“How would you handle skew, late-arriving data, retries, SLA failures, and observability?”

My questions are:

What is the best way to genuinely build system design thinking for large-scale data engineering systems if you haven’t worked at that scale directly?

How do experienced engineers think through:

scalability

distributed bottlenecks

non-functional requirements

reliability

throughput vs latency tradeoffs

operational concerns during interviews?

Is there a practical way to get hands-on exposure to these concepts outside production environments? For example:

open-source projects

simulation environments

cloud labs

datasets

personal projects

system design exercises

Kafka/Spark mini architectures etc.

How would you recommend preparing specifically for:

incremental loads vs full loads

CDC pipelines

data quality validation at scale

Spark optimization

partitioning strategy

real-time + analytical hybrid systems

handling missing/corrupted/late data

observability and monitoring

near real-time data pipelines with high traffic

Would really appreciate advice from people who’ve worked on large-scale systems or cracked strong DE/system design interviews recently.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Past_Status_9729 — 2 days ago

DGLiger Consulting

Hi Folks,

Has anyone recently appeared for a Data Engineer interview at DGLiger or interviewed there in the past?

If yes, could you please share your interview experience — like the interview rounds, technical questions asked, difficulty level, and the kind of skills/topics they focused on (SQL, Python, ETL, Spark, Cloud, etc.)?

It would really help people preparing for the process. Thanks in advance!

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u/No-Depth-2320 — 1 day ago

[offer] Data pipeline, dashboards, workflow automations.

Hey everyone,

I'm a data engineer and I can build complete data pipelines for your company. I also do Power BI/Tableau dashboards for businesses. If you need anything automated, I can set up Power Automate workflows too. Here's what I'm good at:

SQL, pyspark, databricks, agentbricks, ADF, power bi, tableau, servicenow, troubleshooting, performance tuning, informatica iics.

Got any work for me? DM me!

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u/WarPowerful740 — 2 days ago

Data Engineer | SQL, AWS, Kafka | Open to Remote or GCC Opportunities

Hi everyone,
I’m a Data Engineer from Pakistan with experience in ETL pipelines, SQL, Python,Talend, Kafka, AWS, and BI systems. Currently working in the analytics/data engineering domain and exploring opportunities in Saudi Arabia or GCC countries.

I’d appreciate any guidance, recruiter contacts, or referrals. Thank you.

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u/ali-akbar- — 3 days ago

Looking for guidance

I want to switch my role to Data Engineer and would appreciate guidance from people in the data engineering industry.

Skills I currently have:

Database:

SQL Server, good with both theory and practical concepts
Studied SQL up to an advanced level and practiced on LeetCode

Data Warehouse:

Basic understanding
Built one project for practical experience

DSA:

I’ve been coding in Java and feel comfortable with it. Planning to continue DSA in Java
Would like to know how much DSA is required for Data Engineering and if there’s a specific list/topics I should cover

Cloud:

Completed Stephan Maarek’s Cloud Practitioner course. Planning to revisit and strengthen concepts again

Python:

Basic knowledge (Beginner)

Planning to start learning:

Spark
Airflow

Please also suggest good learning resources/material for Spark and Airflow.

Please let me know:
What more I need to do
What can be dropped
What type of projects I should add to strengthen my profile

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u/Rare_Mission7048 — 4 days ago

Just got accepted as a Data Engineering intern at a startup with almost no guidance i need advice on organizing the work and choosing a tech stack

Hi everyone,

I recently got accepted for a Data Engineering internship at a small startup, and I’m both excited and a bit overwhelmed. Since the company is still small, there isn’t really a structured mentorship or established data infrastructure yet, so I’ll have to handle a lot of things independently.

I’ll basically be starting from scratch:

  • organizing raw data
  • building ETL pipelines
  • cleaning and preparing datasets
  • choosing the tech stack
  • deciding on storage/database solutions
  • selecting platforms/tools/workflows
  • preparing data for AI/model training later on

The data comes in many formats (PDFs, presentations, images, logs, documents, etc.), so I’m trying to figure out the best way to structure everything professionally from the beginning.

I have theoretical knowledge and some academic/project experience, but this is my first real-world experience where the work will actually be used in production, so I want to avoid bad decisions early on.

I’d really appreciate advice on:

  • how to organize the project from day one
  • recommended beginner-friendly but scalable tech stacks
  • tools/platforms you would choose if starting today
  • common mistakes to avoid in startup environments
  • how to document and manage everything properly
  • what skills I should prioritize learning first

Any advice, roadmap suggestions, GitHub repos, YouTube channels, or real-world tips would help a lot. Thanks!

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u/Silent_Damage_1156 — 3 days ago
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Looking for guidance

I want to switch my role to Data Engineer and would appreciate guidance from people in the data engineering industry.

Skills I currently have:

Database:

SQL Server, good with both theory and practical concepts
Studied SQL up to an advanced level and practiced on LeetCode

Data Warehouse:

Basic understanding
Built one project for practical experience

DSA:

I’ve been coding in Java and feel comfortable with it. Planning to continue DSA in Java
Would like to know how much DSA is required for Data Engineering and if there’s a specific list/topics I should cover

Cloud:

Completed Stephan Maarek’s Cloud Practitioner course. Planning to revisit and strengthen concepts again

Python:

Basic knowledge (Beginner)

Planning to start learning:

Spark
Airflow

Please also suggest good learning resources/material for Spark and Airflow.

Please let me know:
What more I need to do
What can be dropped
What type of projects I should add to strengthen my profile

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u/Rare_Mission7048 — 4 days ago

Need guidance for job change

Wanted to switch from my current company but not getting opportunities on LinkedIn or Naukri. Can anyone suggest me what should I do? 🥹 I have 1.5 years experience as a Azure Databricks Engineer.

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u/Extension_Yard2822 — 5 days ago

Hiring for the below roles

📊 Analyst Community
Position: Analyst
Service line: BFSI - BFS (TGH)

Location: Gurgaon / Bengaluru

Experience: 1 to 3 years

Ideal match:
Strong problem-solving skills and analytical capability

Strong oral and written communication skills

Business research or advisory experience preferred

Graduate degree in engineering/management from a reputed institute

Position: Senior Analyst
Service line: CSA, DAAI, HLS, EIT, MEI, SVM, HRT

Location: Gurgaon / Bengaluru

Experience: 1 to 4 years

Ideal match:
Strong problem-solving skills and analytical capability

Strong oral and written communication skills

Business research or advisory experience preferred

Graduate/PG degree in engineering/management from a reputed institute

Position: Practice Director
Service line: CSA, BFSI, DAAI, HLS, HRT

Location: Gurgaon / Bengaluru

Experience: 5 to 9 years

Ideal match:
Business research or advisory experience is required

Strong accountability, stakeholder & people management

Graduate/postgraduate degree in engineering/management

💼 Sales
Position: Business Development Representative
Location: Gurgaon / Bengaluru

Experience: 1 to 4 years

Ideal match:
Experience in B2B business development/outbound prospecting

Strong communication and stakeholder engagement

Experience with CRM tools (Salesforce, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Gong, etc.)

Comfortable with target-driven environments

Proactive, organised, adaptable

Position: Client Director - Enterprise
Location: Gurgaon / Bengaluru

Experience: 10 to 15 years

Ideal match:
Experience in consulting/research/advisory sales

Strong enterprise account management & revenue growth

Experience selling advisory/research solutions

Strong executive stakeholder management

Position: Client Director – Service Provider
Location: Gurgaon / Bengaluru

Experience: 10 to 15 years

Ideal match:
Experience in consulting/research/advisory sales

Strong enterprise account growth and client acquisition

Experience with service providers/GSIs/vendors preferred

Strong stakeholder management

Position: Business Development Director
Location: US (Remote)

Experience: 4 to 6 years

Ideal match:
Experience in B2B new logo sales

Strong pipeline generation and enterprise sales

Strong communication and consultative selling skills

Position: Client Director (Farmer-Sales)
Location: US (Remote)

Experience: 5+ years

Ideal match:
Experience in B2B sales/account management

Strong client retention and account growth experience

Strong stakeholder management

⚙️ Strategic / Corporate Enablers
Position: Senior Finance Manager
Location: Gurgaon

Experience: 8 to 12 years

Ideal match:
CA/CMA with finance/controllership experience

Strong experience in global AR/O2C processes

Experience with multi-entity/multi-currency accounting

ERP/NetSuite experience preferred

Strong analytical and stakeholder management skills

Position: Full Stack Developer
Location: Gurgaon

Experience: 5 to 12 years

Ideal match:
Experience with Python + React/Angular/Vue

Hands-on LLM integration, RAG, LangChain

Azure deployment, CI/CD, Linux

Strong database and API integration skills

Position: Data Engineer
Location: Gurgaon

Experience: 7 to 10 years

Ideal match:
Snowflake ELT & performance optimisation

SaaS API ingestion experience

Strong SQL, Python & data modelling

Experience in data quality & CI/CD practices

Position: Solution Architect
Location: Gurgaon

Experience: 12 to 15 years

Ideal match:
Enterprise architecture experience

Snowflake-based data platform design

Strong API & integration architecture

Strong stakeholder management

Position: Director - Design
Location: Gurgaon

Experience: 10 to 15 years

Ideal match:
Experience in design/creative operations

Process optimisation & workflow management

Exposure to automation/AI workflows preferred

Strong cross-functional collaboration

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u/stocksgotmehigh — 5 days ago

Hiring

#hiring

For urgent hiring requirements, creating a pool of tech talent.

if you have expertise in Azure, AWS, Databricks, Sigma Computing and have 10+ years of experience. DM your resume.

key requirement:

All open positions are for EST timezone.

Experience 10+

dm only when you are open for long term commitment. (minimun 6 months)

pay is little better than market standards for contract position.

we have hiring drive this Sunday for initial round.

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u/ObviousDistrict2542 — 6 days ago

FAANG adjacent Data Engineer

Hi everyone, I have roughly 10 years of experience in the industry and finally hit staff level at work, worked at a FAANG company for 3 years but the rest have been unicorns.

I want to gauge what the interest is in sharing my experience and offering services like coaching, training, career guidance, resume advice. Is there a hole in the market here? Would any of this be valuable to the community? Let me know what you think.

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u/manifoldinfo — 6 days ago

🚀 Freelance Remote Opportunity – Data Engineer

Looking for an experienced freelance Data Engineer for a remote engagement.

Must have strong hands-on experience in:
• DBT (very important)
• Advanced SQL (very important)
• Amazon Redshift
• AWS
• Apache Airflow
• Python
• Git
• Dimensional Modeling / Data Warehousing
• Strong business understanding

Please reach out only if you have worked extensively on DBT and SQL in production-level projects.

If interested, DM me with:
• Updated resume
• Years of experience
• Details of DBT/SQL projects you’ve worked on

Timings 7 Pm to 1:30 AM IST

Remote freelance opportunity.

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u/Ok-Butterscotch-7236 — 8 days ago
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Which Companies Are Hiring Remote Data/BI Engineers in India? (SQL, Power BI, Python, 4 YOE)

Hi everyone,

I’m a software engineer based in India with around 4 years of experience, currently working at Accenture.

My primary skills are:
SQL
Power BI
Advanced Excel
Python

I recently completed my maternity break and am now looking for remote/work-from-home opportunities in India. My current compensation is around 10 LPA.

I would really appreciate guidance on

  1. Companies in India that are actively hiring for remote data/BI/analytics roles

  2. Which platforms or communities are currently working best for remote tech hiring

I’m mainly targeting roles like:
Data Analyst
BI Developer
Reporting Analyst
Power BI Developer
SQL/Python-based analytics roles

If anyone has recently switched or hired for similar profiles, your suggestions would help a lot.

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u/Cool_Source9869 — 6 days ago

40+yo Senior DE looking for remote jobs in Canada

Senior DE with about 10y of working experience, currently looking for remote jobs in Canada. How is the market right now?

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u/legbird — 6 days ago

Product based Data engineer offer confusion

Hey guys , I need guidance

I have 2.2 YOE experience working in Databricks, Python, pyspark, sql , Azure , ADF current - 5 fixed

Now I got my first offer with 16 fixed but tech stack is python, oracle sql, bash, autosys and maybe pyspark in product based firm/Bank

Shall I take this offer or not?

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u/VisitAny2188 — 9 days ago

Seeking referrals for Data Engineer roles — ~3 YOE in Spark, Azure, PySpark, and RAG pipelines

I'm currently exploring new Data Engineer opportunities and would really appreciate any referrals if your company is hiring!

A bit about me:

~3 years of experience as a Data Engineer (2 years 8 months)

Strong hands-on experience with Databricks, Apache Spark, and PySpark for large-scale data processing

Proficient in Python and SQL for pipeline development and data transformation

Cloud experience on Microsoft Azure (Data Factory, ADLS, Synapse, etc.)

Built RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) pipelines and have foundational AI/LLM integration skills — increasingly relevant as data teams adopt AI workflows

Current role: Senior Data Analyst Interested in healthcare/insurance domains.

Any help would be appreciated. Glad if i can get some pointers for improving my resume aswell.

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u/Impossible_lover — 8 days ago
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Need suggestion for joining Everest group as a Data Engineer

Hi Folks,

I recently interviewed at Everest group (a research advisory firm) as a Data Engineer having 3.5 YOE. If anyone can help me to decide whether to join or not, it would be really helpful.

The data team in the company is really small with 6-8 people only and looking to expand to a team of 13-14 people.

I am currently in a data analytics firm with a Good project.

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u/ommffo — 8 days ago