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Python 9yr.
SQL 6yr.
Microsoft Power BI 5yr.
Reltio
Databricks
Tableau 5yr.
NoSQL 5yr.
REST 5yr.
GCP 4yr.
Data Testing 3yr.
AWS 3yr.
Data Testing 3yr.
R 2yr.
Shiny 2yr.
Spotfire 1yr.
JavaScript
Machine Learning
PyTorch
Spacy
TensorFlow
Dask
Django Channels
Pandas
PySpark
Python Pickle
PyTorch
Scrapy
TensorFlow
Apache Airflow
Apache Spark
Data Mining
Data Modelling
Data Scraping
ETL
Reltio Data Loader
Reltio Integration Hub (RIH)
Sisense
Apache Spark
Aurora
AWS DynamoDB
AWS ElasticSearch
Microsoft SQL Server
MySQL
PostgreSQL
RDBMS
SQLAlchemy
AWS Bedrock
AWS CloudWatch
AWS DynamoDB
AWS ElasticSearch
AWS Fargate
AWS Lambda
AWS S3
AWS SQS
API
GraphQL
RESTful API
Selenium
Unit Testing
Git
Linux
Pipeline
RPA (Robotic Process Automation)
RStudio
BIGData
Cronjob
MDM
Mendix
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Reltio APIs
Reltio match rules
Reltio survivorship rules
Reltio workflows
Vaex
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- 8 years experience with various data disciplines: Data Engineer, Data Quality Engineer, Data Analyst, Data Management, ETL Engineer - Extensive hands-on expertise with Reltio MDM, including configuration, workflows, match rules, survivorship rules, troubleshooting, and integration using APIs and connectors (Databricks, Reltio Integration Hub), Data Modeling, Data Integration, Data Analyses, Data Validation, and Data Cleansing) - Data QA, SQL, Pipelines, ETL, Automated web scraping. - Data Analytics/Engineering with Cloud Service Providers (AWS, GCP) - Extensive experience with Spark and Hadoop, Databricks - 6 years of experience working with MySQL, SQL, and PostgreSQL; - 5 years of experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP) including Data Analytics/Engineering services, Kubernetes (K8s) - 5 years of experience with PowerBI - 4 years of experience with Tableau and other visualization tools like Spotfire and Sisense; - 3+ years of experience with AI/ML projects, background with TensorFlow, Scikit-learn and PyTorch; - Upper-intermediate to advanced English, - Henry is comfortable and has proven track record working with North American timezones (4hour+ overlap)

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Location Nigeria
Azure 5yr.
Python 4yr.
SQL 5yr.
Cloudera 2yr.
JSON
PySpark
XML
Apache Airflow
Apache Spark
AWS Athena
Databricks
Data modeling Kimbal
Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics
Microsoft Power BI
Tableau
Apache Spark
AWS ElasticSearch
AWS Redshift
dbt
HDFS
Microsoft Azure SQL Server
NoSQL
Oracle Database
Snowflake
Spark SQL
SSAS
SSIS
SSRS
AWS
GCP
AWS ElasticSearch
AWS EMR
AWS Glue
AWS Glue Studio
AWS Redshift
AWS S3
Azure HDInsight
Azure Key Vault
Databricks
Microsoft Azure SQL Server
Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics
API
Grafana
Inmon
REST
Kafka
databases
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- 12+ years experience working in the IT industry; - 12+ years experience in Data Engineering with Oracle Databases, Data Warehouse, Big Data, and Batch/Real time streaming systems; - Good skills working with Microsoft Azure, AWS, and GCP; - Deep abilities working with Big Data/Cloudera/Hadoop, Ecosystem/Data Warehouse, ETL, CI/CD; - Good experience working with Power BI, and Tableau; - 4+ years experience working with Python; - Strong skills with SQL, NoSQL, Spark SQL; - Good abilities working with Snowflake and DBT; - Strong abilities with Apache Kafka, Apache Spark/PySpark, and Apache Airflow; - Upper-Intermediate English.

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Location Norway
Python 5yr.
SQL 5yr.
Apache HTTP Server 5yr.
AWS Cloudformation 4yr.
Databricks 3yr.
Matplotlib 2yr.
Seaborn 2yr.
Tableau 2yr.
MongoDB 2yr.
Cassandra 1yr.
Azure MSSQL 1yr.
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Data Analyst / BI Engineer with an extensive background in Computer Science and Software Engineering, bringing over 5 years of hands-on experience in high-level programming languages like Python and SQL to the table. Expertise is anchored in building robust data engineering solutions utilizing technologies such as Apache Spark, Apache Airflow, Databricks, and a variety of cloud platforms including AWS and Azure. Proven track record in data migration, optimization, and visualization with tools like Power BI and Tableau, reinforced by a deep understanding of Data Science principles. Adept at both relational and non-relational databases, showcasing remarkable proficiency in PostgreSQL and experience in MongoDB, MSSQL and Cassandra. This individual has made major contributions to cross-domain projects including blockchain, crowd investing, and securities analysis, evidenced by measurable improvements in data processing efficiency and reliability.

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Location Warsaw, Poland
SQL 8yr.
Python 6yr.
Tableau 6yr.
Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) 4yr.
Microsoft Power BI
R 2yr.
Machine Learning
Artificial neural networks for forecasting
Azure Data Lake Storage
Azure Synapse Analytics
Business Intelligence (BI) Tools
clustering problem solving
Databricks
Decision Tree
K-Means
k-NN
Linear Regression
Microsoft Azure Data Factory
Microsoft Purview
Pentaho Data Integration (Pentaho DI)
Periscope
Random Forest
Regression
AWS Redshift
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Oracle Database
PostgreSQL
Snowflake
T-SQL
Azure
AWS Redshift
Azure
Databricks
Microsoft Azure Data Factory
Google Data Studio
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Scrum
Waterfall
Jira
Odoo
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- Oriented Data and Business Intelligence Analysis engineer with Data Engineering skills. - 6+ years of experience with Tableau (Certified Tableau Engineer) - Experience in Operations analysis, building charts & dashboards - 20+ years of experience in data mining, data analysis, and data processing. Unifying data from many sources to create interactive, immersive dashboards and reports that provide actionable insights and drive business results. - Adept with different SDLC methodologies: Waterfall, Agile SCRUM - Knowledge of performing data analysis, data modeling, data mapping, batch data processing, and capable of generating reports using reporting tools such as Power BI (advanced), Sisence(Periscope) (expert), Tableau (Advanced), Data Studio (Advanced) - Experience in writing SQL Queries, Big Query, Python, R, DAX to extract data and perform Data Analysis - AWS, Redshift - Combined expertise in data analysis with solid technical qualifications. - Advanced English, Intermediate German - Location: Germany

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Location Germany
Python
VBScript
PySpark
Apache Airflow
Business Intelligence (BI) Tools
Data Analysis
Databricks
Decision Tree
ETL
Microsoft Azure Data Factory
Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics
Apache Hadoop
AWS Redshift
Cassandra
Clickhouse
Data Lake
dbt
HDP
MySQL
Oracle Database
PostgreSQL
RDBMS
Snowflake
Teradata
AWS EC2
AWS Glue
AWS Kinesis
AWS Redshift
Azure DevOps
Azure Key Vault
Databricks
Microsoft Azure Data Factory
Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics
Cloud Functions
Agile
Architecture and Design Patterns
Scrum
Apache HTTP Server
Core Data
Github Actions
Jenkins
Kafka
Project Management
Terraform
Dagster
ETL/ELT
Unreal Engine
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- 20+ years of experience in Software development; - Strong skills in data engineering and cloud architecture; - Experience with encompasses cloud platforms AWS and Azure; - Deep abilities in Big Data technologies Databricks, Hadoop; - Experience with Python, MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL; - Good knowledge of CI/CD implementation; - Holds certifications such as AWS Certified Solutions Architect and Microsoft Certified Azure Data Engineer Associate; - Experience with ETL; - Knowledge of designing scalable data solutions, leading cloud migrations, and optimizing system performance.

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Location Zagreb, Croatia
Reltio 9yr.
Java 9yr.
Spring Boot
Databricks
Python
Core Java
Data Analysis
Data Quality
ETL
Microsoft Azure Data Factory
Hibernate
Microsoft SQL Server
Oracle Database
SQL
Microsoft Azure Data Factory
API
Git
Postman
Master Data Management
Reltio Cloud MDM
Reltio Data Export
Reltio Data Modeler
Reltio External Match
Reltio Loader
Reltio MDM
Reltio Reference Data Management (RDM)
Reltio UI Modeler
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- Certified Reltio technical consultant with over 9 years of strong experience in Master Data Management (MDM), specialized in Reltio MDM and Java. - Extensive experience in designing, architecting and implementing MDM solution using Reltio. - Designed and developed data ingestion, data quality, publish module, multiple data quality reports and custom utilities to support business requirements. - Have worked in different module of Reltio like Data Modeler, UI Modeler, Data Loader, Data Export, External Match and Reference Data Management (RDM) - Highly experienced in working with Reltio APIs, Postman and develop Java utilities using Reltio API to meet business custom requirements, automation and bug fixes. - Have experience in configuring Reltio entity, match and survivorship rules, validation rules. - Hands on experience in application development using Spring Boot, Sprint Data JPA, Mircoservice. - Have working knowledge of SQL and experience in data analysis and data profiling. - Was deeply involved in tasks like requirements gathering, code development, testing, deployment and operational support activities.

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Location Pune, India
Python
AWS SageMaker (Amazon SageMaker)
NumPy
OpenCV
PyTorch
Scikit-learn
TensorFlow
C++
Java
Matplotlib
NLTK
NumPy
Pandas
PySpark
PyTorch
Scikit-learn
SciPy
TensorFlow
Apache Spark
Databricks
Jupyter Notebook
MapReduce
Apache Hadoop
Apache Spark
Google BigQuery
Greenplum
MongoDB
MySQL
NoSQL
PostgreSQL
SQL
AWS
IBM Spectrum LSF
Slurm
AWS Batch
AWS Lambda
AWS S3
AWS SageMaker (Amazon SageMaker)
Databricks
Google BigQuery
Docker
Git
Linux
PyCharm
Shell Scripts
Multi-threading
YAML
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- 2+ years of experience with Python as a Data Engineer and Deep/Machine Learning Intern - Experience with Data Vault modeling and AWS cloud services (S3, Lambda, and Batch) - Cloud Services: Sagemaker, Google BigQuery, Google Data Studio, MS Azure Databricks, IBM Spectrum LSF, Slurm - Data Science Frameworks: PyTorch, TensorFlow, PySpark, NumPy, SciPy, scikit-learn, Pandas, Matplotlib, NLTK, OpenCV - Proficient in SQL, Python, Linux, Git, and Bash scripting. - Had experience leading a BI development team and served as a Scrum Master. - Native English - Native German

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Location Hannover, Germany
Microsoft Power BI
Tableau
Python
Pandas
Apache Airflow
Data Analysis Expressions (DAX)
Databricks
ETL
ML
Periscope
BQ
dbt
Google BigQuery
MongoDB
Neo4j
PostgreSQL
Snowflake
SQL
Databricks
Google BigQuery
Docker
Git
GDS
Metabase
Prefect
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- Experienced BI Analyst with a diverse background in data analysis, data engineering, and data visualization - Proficient in utilizing various BI tools such as PowerBI, Tableau, Metabase, and Periscope for creating reports and visualizations. - Skilled in exploratory data analysis using Python/pandas or SQL, as well as data manipulation in Excel - Experienced in database engineering and ETL processes using airflow/prefect/databricks as an orchestration tool and dbt for transformations. - Knowledge of data governance and implementing data standards. - DB: Postgres, BigQuery/Snowflake. - Advanced English

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Location Odesa, Ukraine

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Cases when Databricks does not work

  1. Databricks may not be suitable for small-scale projects or individual users due to its high cost. The pricing model of Databricks is based on a subscription-based model, which can be expensive for users who have limited data processing needs or a tight budget.
  2. While Databricks offers a collaborative environment for data scientists and engineers, it may not be the best fit for organizations with strict data governance and security requirements. As Databricks operates on the cloud, some organizations may have concerns about data privacy and compliance. In such cases, an on-premises solution may be preferred.
  3. If an organization heavily relies on proprietary or custom-built tools and frameworks, Databricks may not integrate seamlessly with these existing systems. The compatibility between Databricks and other tools should be thoroughly evaluated before adoption.
  4. In cases where real-time data processing is crucial, Databricks may not be the most optimal choice. While Databricks supports streaming data processing, there are other specialized platforms and frameworks such as Apache Flink or Apache Storm that may offer better performance and scalability for real-time data processing.
  5. Although Databricks provides a comprehensive set of features for data analytics and machine learning, it may not cover all the specific use cases and requirements of every organization. Some organizations may require more specialized tools or libraries that are not readily available in the Databricks environment.
  6. For organizations that heavily rely on a specific cloud provider, Databricks may not be the most suitable option if it lacks integration with that particular cloud provider’s services or lacks support for specific features offered by the provider.
  7. In cases where there is a need for extensive customization or fine-grained control over the underlying infrastructure, Databricks may not provide the level of flexibility required. Organizations with specific infrastructure requirements may find it challenging to adapt to the infrastructure provided by Databricks.

Please note that these cases do not imply that Databricks is ineffective or unsuitable for all scenarios. Databricks is a powerful and widely used platform for big data processing and analytics. However, it is essential to carefully consider the specific needs and constraints of your organization before deciding to adopt Databricks.

Hard skills of a Databricks Developer

As a Databricks Developer, having the right set of hard skills is crucial for success in the field. Here are the key hard skills required at different levels of expertise:

Junior

  • Data Transformation: Proficiency in transforming and manipulating data using Databricks tools and technologies.
  • Data Exploration: Ability to explore and analyze large datasets using Databricks notebooks and SQL queries.
  • Apache Spark: Familiarity with Apache Spark and its core concepts for distributed data processing.
  • Data Pipelines: Understanding of building and maintaining data pipelines using Databricks and related frameworks.
  • Data Visualization: Knowledge of data visualization tools like Databricks Delta and Apache Superset for creating meaningful visualizations.

Middle

  • Data Modeling: Expertise in designing and implementing data models for efficient data storage and retrieval.
  • Performance Optimization: Ability to optimize Spark jobs and queries for improved performance using techniques like partitioning and caching.
  • Streaming Analytics: Proficiency in processing real-time data streams using Databricks Streaming and related technologies.
  • Data Security: Knowledge of implementing data security measures such as encryption and access controls within Databricks.
  • Machine Learning: Understanding of machine learning concepts and experience in building ML models using Databricks MLlib.
  • Cluster Management: Capability to manage and configure Databricks clusters for efficient resource utilization.
  • Version Control: Familiarity with version control systems like Git for managing code and collaboration.

Senior

  • Advanced Spark: In-depth knowledge of advanced Spark features and optimizations for handling complex data processing scenarios.
  • Big Data Architecture: Expertise in designing and implementing scalable and fault-tolerant big data architectures using Databricks.
  • Data Governance: Understanding of data governance principles and experience in implementing data governance frameworks within Databricks.
  • Data Warehousing: Proficiency in building and maintaining data warehouses using Databricks Delta and related technologies.
  • Performance Tuning: Ability to fine-tune Databricks configurations and optimize resource allocation for maximum performance.
  • Cloud Platforms: Experience in deploying and managing Databricks on cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or GCP.
  • Monitoring and Troubleshooting: Skill in monitoring Databricks clusters, identifying performance bottlenecks, and troubleshooting issues.

Expert/Team Lead

  • Architecture Design: Ability to design and lead the development of complex data architectures and solutions using Databricks.
  • Data Engineering Best Practices: Deep understanding of data engineering best practices and ability to mentor and guide junior developers.
  • Data Governance Frameworks: Expertise in implementing comprehensive data governance frameworks and ensuring compliance.
  • Advanced Analytics: Proficiency in advanced analytics techniques like predictive modeling, anomaly detection, and natural language processing.
  • Leadership: Strong leadership skills to effectively lead a team of Databricks developers and drive successful project delivery.
  • Client Communication: Excellent communication and client-facing skills to understand and address client requirements and concerns.
  • Continuous Integration/Deployment: Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and experience in automating deployment processes for Databricks applications.
  • Data Science Collaboration: Experience in collaborating with data scientists to operationalize and deploy ML models in Databricks.
  • Data Lake Architecture: Expertise in designing and implementing scalable data lake architectures using Databricks Delta Lake.
  • Data Engineering Strategy: Ability to define and execute the overall data engineering strategy for an organization using Databricks.
  • Performance Optimization: Mastery in optimizing Spark jobs, SQL queries, and data pipelines for maximum efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

What are top Databricks instruments and tools?

  • Databricks Runtime: Databricks Runtime is a cloud-based big data processing engine built on Apache Spark. It provides a unified analytics platform and optimized performance for running Apache Spark workloads. Databricks Runtime includes a preconfigured Spark environment with numerous optimizations and improvements, enabling faster and more efficient data processing.
  • Databricks Delta: Databricks Delta is a unified data management system that combines data lake capabilities with data warehousing functionality. It provides ACID transactions, schema enforcement, and indexing, making it easier to build reliable and efficient data pipelines. Databricks Delta also enables fast query performance and efficient data storage, making it ideal for big data analytics and machine learning workloads.
  • Databricks SQL Analytics: Databricks SQL Analytics is a collaborative SQL workspace that allows data analysts and data scientists to work with data using SQL queries. It provides a familiar SQL interface for exploring and analyzing data, with support for advanced analytics and machine learning. SQL Analytics integrates with other Databricks tools, enabling seamless collaboration and sharing of insights.
  • Databricks MLflow: Databricks MLflow is an open-source platform for managing the machine learning lifecycle. It provides tools for tracking experiments, packaging and reproducibility, and model deployment. MLflow supports popular machine learning frameworks like TensorFlow, PyTorch, and scikit-learn, making it easier to develop and deploy machine learning models at scale.
  • Databricks Connect: Databricks Connect allows users to connect their favorite integrated development environment (IDE) or notebook server to a Databricks workspace. It enables developers to write and test code locally while leveraging the power of Databricks clusters for distributed data processing. With Databricks Connect, users can seamlessly transition between local development and cluster execution.
  • Databricks AutoML: Databricks AutoML is an automated machine learning framework that helps data scientists and analysts build accurate machine learning models with minimal effort. It automates the process of feature engineering, model selection, and hyperparameter tuning, making it easier to build high-performing models. Databricks AutoML leverages advanced techniques like genetic algorithms and Bayesian optimization to optimize model performance.
  • Databricks Notebooks: Databricks Notebooks provide a collaborative environment for data exploration, analysis, and visualization. They support multiple programming languages, including Python, R, and Scala, and provide interactive capabilities for iterative data exploration. Databricks Notebooks also integrate with other Databricks tools, allowing seamless collaboration and sharing of notebooks.

TOP 14 Tech facts and history of creation and versions about Databricks Development

  • Databricks was founded in 2013 by the creators of Apache Spark, a powerful open-source data processing engine.
  • Apache Spark, developed at UC Berkeley’s AMPLab, served as the foundation for Databricks’ unified analytics platform.
  • In 2014, Databricks launched its cloud-based platform, allowing users to leverage the power of Apache Spark without the complexities of infrastructure management.
  • With its collaborative workspace, Databricks enables teams to work together on data projects, improving productivity and knowledge sharing.
  • Databricks’ platform supports multiple programming languages, including Python, R, Scala, and SQL, providing flexibility for data scientists and engineers.
  • In 2016, Databricks introduced Delta Lake, a transactional data management layer that brings reliability and scalability to data lakes.
  • Databricks AutoML, launched in 2020, automates the machine learning pipeline, enabling data scientists to accelerate model development and deployment.
  • Databricks’ MLflow, an open-source platform for managing machine learning lifecycles, was released in 2018, providing a seamless workflow for ML development.
  • In 2020, Databricks announced the launch of SQL Analytics, a collaborative SQL workspace that allows data analysts to query data in real-time.
  • Databricks Runtime, a pre-configured environment for running Spark applications, offers optimized performance and compatibility with various Spark versions.
  • Databricks provides a unified data platform that integrates with popular data sources, such as Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, and Google Cloud Storage.
  • With its Delta Engine, introduced in 2020, Databricks achieves high-performance query processing and significantly improves the speed of analytics workloads.
  • Databricks has a strong presence in the cloud computing market, partnering with major cloud providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.
  • Over the years, Databricks has gained traction among enterprises, empowering them to leverage big data and advanced analytics to drive innovation and insights.
  • Databricks’ commitment to open-source collaboration has led to the growth of a vibrant community of developers contributing to the Apache Spark ecosystem.

Pros & cons of Databricks

8 Pros of Databricks

  • Databricks offers a unified analytics platform that combines data engineering, data science, and machine learning capabilities, making it a comprehensive solution for data-driven organizations.
  • One of the key advantages of Databricks is its scalability. It can handle large volumes of data and process it efficiently, allowing businesses to analyze and derive insights from massive datasets.
  • Databricks provides a collaborative environment for teams to work together on data-related projects. It offers features like notebook sharing, version control, and integrated collaboration tools, enabling seamless collaboration and knowledge sharing.
  • With Databricks, organizations can leverage the power of Apache Spark, a powerful open-source analytics engine. Apache Spark enables fast and distributed processing of data, allowing businesses to perform complex analytics tasks in a scalable manner.
  • Databricks offers automated cluster management, which simplifies the process of provisioning and managing computing resources. This helps organizations optimize resource utilization and reduce operational overhead.
  • Integration with popular data sources and tools is another advantage of Databricks. It supports seamless integration with various data storage systems, data lakes, and BI tools, making it easier to connect and analyze data from diverse sources.
  • Databricks provides built-in machine learning libraries and tools, allowing data scientists to build and deploy machine learning models easily. It also supports popular frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch, enabling organizations to leverage their existing ML infrastructure.
  • Databricks offers a robust security framework to protect data and ensure compliance with industry regulations. It provides features like data encryption, access controls, and auditing capabilities, making it a secure platform for handling sensitive data.

8 Cons of Databricks

  • While Databricks offers a comprehensive platform, it can be complex to set up and configure initially. Organizations may require dedicated resources or external expertise to ensure a smooth deployment.
  • Databricks is a cloud-based platform, which means it operates on a subscription model. This may result in ongoing costs for organizations, especially if they have large-scale data processing needs.
  • Although Databricks provides integration with various data sources and tools, there might be limitations or compatibility issues with specific systems or legacy infrastructure, requiring additional effort for integration.
  • Databricks relies heavily on Apache Spark, which is a memory-intensive framework. Organizations with limited memory resources may face challenges when processing large datasets or running complex analytics tasks.
  • As a cloud-based platform, Databricks relies on internet connectivity. Organizations operating in remote or low-bandwidth areas may experience performance issues or limited accessibility to the platform.
  • Databricks has a learning curve, especially for users who are new to Apache Spark or cloud-based analytics platforms. Organizations may need to invest in training or upskilling their teams to fully utilize the platform’s capabilities.
  • While Databricks offers collaboration features, the level of collaboration might not be as extensive as some dedicated team collaboration tools. Organizations with specific collaboration requirements may need to supplement Databricks with additional collaboration tools.
  • Support for Databricks is primarily provided through online documentation, community forums, and paid support plans. Organizations that require extensive support or prefer direct assistance may need to consider the associated costs.

TOP 10 Databricks Related Technologies

  • Python

    Python is a widely-used programming language that is highly popular among data scientists and developers. It offers a simple syntax, extensive libraries, and excellent support for data manipulation and analysis. With Python, developers can easily integrate with Databricks and leverage its powerful features for data processing and machine learning.

  • Apache Spark

    Apache Spark is an open-source, distributed computing system that provides fast and scalable data processing capabilities. It is a core component of Databricks and enables developers to perform complex computations on large datasets. With its in-memory processing and fault-tolerance, Spark is ideal for handling big data workloads efficiently.

  • Scala

    Scala is a high-level programming language that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It seamlessly integrates with Spark and Databricks, providing a concise and expressive syntax for building scalable and distributed applications. Scala’s functional programming capabilities and strong type system make it a preferred choice for many Databricks developers.

  • R

    R is a powerful language for statistical computing and graphics. It has a vast ecosystem of packages and libraries that are widely used in data analysis and machine learning. Databricks offers seamless integration with R, allowing developers to leverage its extensive capabilities for data exploration, visualization, and modeling.

  • SQL

    SQL (Structured Query Language) is the standard language for managing relational databases. Databricks provides a unified analytics platform that supports SQL queries, enabling developers to easily access and analyze data stored in various data sources. SQL is a fundamental skill for developers working with Databricks, as it allows efficient data manipulation and retrieval.

  • AWS

    Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud computing platform that offers a wide range of services for building and deploying applications. Databricks can be seamlessly integrated with AWS, allowing developers to leverage its scalable infrastructure and services. By utilizing AWS with Databricks, developers can efficiently process, analyze, and store large volumes of data.

  • Machine Learning

    Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence that focuses on developing algorithms and models that can learn from and make predictions or decisions based on data. Databricks provides extensive support for machine learning tasks, offering libraries, tools, and frameworks such as TensorFlow and PyTorch. Developers can leverage these capabilities to build and deploy advanced machine learning models.

Soft skills of a Databricks Developer

Soft skills are essential for a Databricks Developer to effectively collaborate with teams, communicate ideas, and deliver successful projects. Here are the key soft skills required at different levels of expertise:

Junior

  • Adaptability: Ability to quickly learn new technologies and adapt to changing project requirements.
  • Teamwork: Collaboration with peers, assisting in problem-solving, and contributing to team success.
  • Communication: Clear and concise communication of technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Time Management: Efficiently managing tasks and meeting deadlines.
  • Problem Solving: Analyzing and solving technical challenges and troubleshooting issues effectively.

Middle

  • Leadership: Taking ownership of tasks, guiding junior team members, and providing mentorship.
  • Critical Thinking: Evaluating complex problems, identifying alternative solutions, and making informed decisions.
  • Collaboration: Working effectively in cross-functional teams, fostering a positive and productive team environment.
  • Project Management: Planning, organizing, and executing projects, ensuring they are delivered on time and within budget.
  • Adaptability: Adapting to evolving technologies, frameworks, and industry trends.
  • Presentation Skills: Communicating technical concepts and project updates through effective presentations.
  • Problem Solving: Applying analytical thinking to troubleshoot and resolve complex technical issues.

Senior

  • Strategic Thinking: Developing a long-term vision, aligning technical decisions with business goals.
  • Mentorship: Mentoring and coaching junior and middle-level developers, sharing knowledge and best practices.
  • Decision Making: Making informed decisions based on data, experience, and industry best practices.
  • Conflict Resolution: Resolving conflicts within teams, fostering a positive and collaborative work environment.
  • Innovation: Identifying opportunities for innovation, driving continuous improvement in processes and technologies.
  • Technical Leadership: Providing technical guidance, setting coding standards, and ensuring high-quality deliverables.
  • Client Management: Building and maintaining strong relationships with clients, understanding their needs, and delivering value.
  • Strategic Communication: Effectively communicating project updates and technical concepts to stakeholders at different levels.

Expert/Team Lead

  • Strategic Planning: Creating and executing strategic plans to achieve organizational goals.
  • Team Management: Leading and managing a team of developers, assigning tasks, and ensuring optimal performance.
  • Decision Making: Making critical decisions that impact the overall success of the project and the team.
  • Influence: Influencing stakeholders and driving consensus on technical decisions and project direction.
  • Business Acumen: Understanding business requirements and translating them into technical solutions.
  • Risk Management: Identifying and mitigating risks, ensuring project success and minimizing potential issues.
  • Continuous Learning: Keeping up-to-date with the latest technologies and industry trends.
  • Strategic Communication: Effectively communicating complex technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Negotiation: Negotiating contracts, timelines, and resources to ensure successful project delivery.
  • Quality Assurance: Ensuring the delivery of high-quality, scalable, and maintainable code.
  • Innovation: Driving innovation within the team, exploring new technologies and approaches to solve business challenges.

How and where is Databricks used?

Case NameCase Description
Data Exploration and AnalysisDatabricks Development provides a powerful platform for data exploration and analysis. With its collaborative workspace, data scientists and analysts can easily perform complex queries, visualize data, and derive valuable insights. The platform supports various programming languages such as Python, R, and SQL, allowing users to leverage their preferred tools and libraries. By utilizing Databricks Development, organizations can efficiently explore and analyze large datasets, identify patterns, and make data-driven decisions.
Machine Learning and AI DevelopmentDatabricks Development enables seamless machine learning and AI development. Data scientists can leverage popular libraries like TensorFlow and PyTorch to build and train models on large datasets. The platform provides distributed computing capabilities, allowing for the efficient processing of complex algorithms. With Databricks Development, organizations can accelerate their AI initiatives, develop advanced models, and deploy them into production for real-world applications.
Real-time Streaming AnalyticsDatabricks Development is well-suited for real-time streaming analytics use cases. With its integration with Apache Kafka and other streaming frameworks, organizations can process and analyze data as it arrives, enabling real-time decision-making. The platform supports scalable and fault-tolerant streaming workflows, allowing businesses to derive insights from high-velocity data streams. Databricks Development empowers organizations to gain immediate insights from streaming data and take proactive actions based on real-time analytics.
Data Engineering and ETLDatabricks Development provides robust capabilities for data engineering and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tasks. With its scalable and distributed processing engine, users can efficiently transform and prepare data for downstream analysis. The platform integrates with popular data sources and tools, making it easy to ingest and process data from various systems. Databricks Development simplifies the complexities of data engineering, enabling organizations to build scalable and reliable data pipelines for their analytics and reporting needs.
Collaborative Data Science ProjectsDatabricks Development fosters collaboration among data scientists and analysts. The platform offers a shared workspace where multiple users can collaborate on data science projects simultaneously. Team members can share code, notebooks, and visualizations, facilitating knowledge sharing and improving productivity. Databricks Development enhances collaboration and enables cross-functional teams to work together seamlessly, accelerating the development and delivery of data-driven solutions.
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