About

TL;DR – Data engineering manager building performant pipelines and data ecosystems that empower data-driven organizations through self-service analytics. Based in the Boston, MA, USA area.

I’m currently a data engineering & analytics manager at Elsevier.

• Elsevier acquired Interfolio in 2022. Jointly, we offer faculty information SaaS products in serving the global higher education market.
• I manage a small centralized team responsible for the complex flow of data across teams, data centers, and organizational boundaries. We’re employing DataOps practices, processes, and technologies that combine automation and methods from agile software engineering to promote a culture of continuous improvement in the area of data analytics.
• As the first data engineer at Interfolio, I built a modern data ecosystem from the ground up in a way that allows data consumers to answer important questions through supported self-service analytics. Architecture, performance, documentation, and visualization are all crucial to democratizing data that is easily explorable and tells a bigger story.

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Over the course of my career, I’ve gained well-rounded experience as a data engineer in working with people, process, and technology. I’ve had the opportunity to solve numerous data challenges across a variety of industries using an assortment of best-in-class technologies and engineering well-designed, secure data ecosystems.

With the rate at which technology changes, you can never stop learning new things. I take a proactive approach towards career growth and skill development that I write about in this blog. I’ve found it not only to be a nice way to document my own learning, but also a great way to share knowledge with others. I’ve also come across many useful resources and emerging ideas that I tweet about regularly.

Check out my resume for more details on my professional experiences.