Requesting new tech suggestions

Need your help to grow in career. I am currently working on Informatica powercenter ETL, PLSQL and Python. It's been around 3 year I am working on ETL and PLSQL and on python from 8 month. Right now I am thinking of job switch, so still in confusion how can i prepare myself and which technology should I prefer?

Hi Everyone, I have 5 ys experience working in Database support with having knowledge in SQL, Scripting and python. I want to switch my role to a Data Engineering job as my current role is not having enough job opportunities outside. I am planning to learn tools on Data Engineering. Like the Data Frameworks: Airflow,SSIS,Azure Factory And Dataworks like Snowflake,Databricks,Postgres I need some guidance on which tool to start learning and if I plan to learn these tools for the next 6 months. Is it possible to crack the interviews....this is my 1st switch to a new company. Can anyone pls suggest which framework, Dataworks tool i need to start and has high possibility for getting switch to new company. If possible can you pls share the learning path 🙏🙏🙏. Thanks in advance.

Hi Everyone, I have 5 ys experience working in Database support with having knowledge in SQL, Scripting and python. I want to switch my role to a Data Engineering job as my current role is not having enough job opportunities outside. I am planning to learn tools on Data Engineering. Like the Data Frameworks: Airflow,SSIS,Azure Factory And Dataworks like Snowflake,Databricks,Postgres I need some guidance on which tool to start learning and if I plan to learn these tools for the next 6 months. Is it possible to crack the interviews....this is my 1st switch to a new company. Can anyone pls suggest which framework, Dataworks tool i need to start and has high possibility for getting switch to new company. If possible can you pls share the learning path 🙏🙏🙏. Thanks in advance.

I am a senior Data engineer(9YOE) and have worked on a large scale Data warehousing, Spark, Orchestration(Airflow) and visualization on AWS and Azure. I currently don't have scope for tech stack improvement in my current org and would like to learn and implement my personal projects. So far, I have been advised to learn golang and kubernetes so that I could deploy ML models in the future or even move into observability space. Any suggestions on what tech stack I should learn? I want to jump to startups in a couple of months and eventually move into a pure software engineering role. Already working on leetcode and practicing system design for the same.

Facing uncertainty as a Siebel Developer: Currently I am a Siebel Developer which was outdated before I completed my 7th standard. Feeling stagnant in the current domain - seeking advice on advancing. 1.Struggling with unhelpful seniors hindering career growth - seeking tips for navigating this challenge. 2.Considering exploring new domains - looking for insights on making the switch. 3.Contemplating an opportunity in ETL testing - wondering if it's a worthwhile move. 4.Concerned about potential saturation in the field - seeking insights on market demand and opportunities. Seeking guidance and suggestions from the community. Appreciate any input. Thank you #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #CareerAdvice #NewOpportunities #IndustryInsights #NavigatingChallenges #SiebelDeveloper #ETLTesting #CommunitySupport

2.5 years experienced into production support, thinking to transition into a demanding future proof technology. Which one is best ?

Hi All, I have been working in Infosys for the last 2.5years in the Data Analysis domain with SQL and Microsoft Power BI skillsets. Now I am planning to switch job. so which extra skills in the Data field can I learn for the future? Which is the most demanding technology in the Data field?

So I am currently working on mainly Python and SQL. I was thinking of upskilling but I am confused whether I should go full stack role maybe learn react or should I go data engineer role and learn big data. I have worked with ETL software’s such as snowflake and Databricks. I want to switch job but looks like no one is hiring for someone who only knows python and sql.(though major work is on sql only ) Any suggestions

Hello everyone, I'm currently working as a data engineer and trying to upskill myself. My current tech stack is python, pyspark,pandas and SQL. Use s3 for storage and Apache airflow for jobs. I have a few questions regarding the same and would like to know from an experienced person. Thanks