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This project builds an End-to-End Azure Data Engineering Pipeline, performing ETL and Analytics Reporting on the AdventureWorks2022LT Database.

  • Updated Jan 24, 2024
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Ingested Tokyo Olympic data into Azure Data Lake using Azure Data Factory. Enhanced data quality with Apache Spark on Azure Databricks. Optimized SQL queries on Synapse Analytics, reducing execution time. Developed engaging Power BI dashboards, boosting user engagement creating KPI's with DAX.

  • Updated Mar 5, 2024
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The data engineering project aims to migrate a company's on-premises database to Azure, leveraging Azure Data Factory for data ingestion, transformation, and storage. The project will implement a three-stage storage strategy, consisting of bronze, silver, and gold data layers (Medalion architecture). Documentation of the project is in PDF file.

  • Updated Mar 4, 2024
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This end-to-end data engineering project demonstrates how to design, build, and orchestrate a complete modern data platform solution using Azure Data Factory, Azure DevOps, and Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 — following the medallion architecture (Bronze → Silver → Gold).

  • Updated Aug 1, 2025

End-to-End Azure Data Engineering Project demonstrates the implementation of a full-scale, scalable data engineering pipeline leveraging Azure cloud technologies. The project follows the Medallion Architecture to process and transform large volumes of data from multiple sources such as CSV, XLSX, JSON, PostgreSQL, SQL databases, and APIs.

  • Updated Dec 25, 2024
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🌥️ Build a complete Azure data pipeline for seamless migration, ETL, and analytics from on-premise databases to the cloud, leveraging Power BI for insights.

  • Updated Oct 7, 2025

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