Ben is a Senior Data Engineer specializing in SQL, Python, and UNIX/Linux and providing technical expertise and leadership in solution implementation within OLTP and OLAP environments. He is hands-on in the development and deployment of robust data processing pipelines and streams, handling ETL processes, architecture, storage, reliability, accuracy, monitoring, and infrastructure on different workflow projects.
Working on a data intelligence platform that revolutionizes modern data stack management by eliminating technical complexity, consolidating data sources, and enriching data with business insights.
Created ETL workflows to migrate data from Big Query to Google's internal Dremel SQL environment for use in performance dashboards.
Developed an operations dashboard to pull data on live bugs and report on KPIs and refactored the “milestone” workflow to notify users of progress more accurately.
Built an audience sizing dashboard solution to give stakeholders a better understanding of their markets on the “Perk” campaign project.
Migrated a product database to AWS RDS MySQL instance, improving the existing data schema with proper indexing for app performance, and logged data anomalies to MongoDB.
Recommended solutions to align with business goals, interfacing with Salesforce systems for data hygiene and matching inconsistent client CRM data through SAS macros.
Scheduled automated data transfers on the project via Shell Scripting.
Analyzed financial adviser markets through proprietary data models and established data feeds for clients.
Generated ROI reports on various trade shows.
Established and managed FTP server for secure data transfer.
Wrote ad hoc queries and T-SQL stored procedures to meet client needs, migrating time-sensitive claims into the adjudication system.
Handled and managed FTP data feeds from various sites, maintaining client connectivity to MEDTRX systems.
Produced final output reports for clients using Visual Studio 2005 Reporting Services and oversaw the printing of time-sensitive claims with legal deadlines.