Maintaining dbt project standards with dbt-bouncer
AI and Google Cloud, there is more than meets the eye.
Agent.py to Production
Chozhan D M
I’m Chozhan, a leader in Data and Machine Learning space with a total of 13 years of experience, presently working with Blacklane leading cross functional data teams and initiatives that provide data products to steer the business forward.
Living in Berlin for about six years. Through my professional journey, I worked for different industries like e-commerce, food-tech, manufacturing, telecom, retail, and so on and also for various organisations in different countries, physically in Europe (Germany and Netherlands), South Africa and India, and also remotely with organisations in the United States and Japan where I have led diverse data professionals: engineers, scientists, and analysts.
Beyond my professional life, I’m passionate about mentoring and coaching aspiring professionals, particularly in data and leadership. So you can find me on online The Mentoring Club or organizing monthly meetups in Berlin on the engineering leadership.
Joris Conijn
Joris is the CTO for AWS of the Xebia Cloud service line and has been working with the AWS cloud since 2009 and focussing on building event-driven architectures. While working with the cloud from (almost) the start, he has seen most of the services being launched.
Joris strongly believes in automation and infrastructure as code and is open to learning new things and experimenting with them because that is the way to learn and grow.
The GenAI automation potential of data extraction
Panel Discussion: Ethics In the Age of AI: How to Build Trust in AI
Juanette Evans
Julian de Ruiter
Julian is a machine learning engineer at Xebia Data, who also enjoys dabbling in developing open-source software. He previously studied at the Delft University of Technology, where he completed his Bachelor in Computer Science and his Master in Bioinformatics cum laude. After Delft, he spent his PhD exploring breast cancer development and origins of (acquired) treatment resistance at the Netherlands Cancer Institute, after which it made sense for Julian to use his skills in a more applied setting at Xebia Data.
Julian enjoys learning new technologies and finding new ways to apply these technologies to effectively solve real-life problems. In his spare time, he also enjoys developing his own Python packages and contributing to open-source projects. Besides this, he is also co-author of the ‘Data Pipelines with Apache Airflow‘ book, which explains how to use Airflow to build data processing platforms and applications effectively.
