Fast and efficient unstructured data extraction. Written in Rust with bindings for many languages.
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Fast and efficient unstructured data extraction. Written in Rust with bindings for many languages.
The simplest way to run Python on lots of computers.
Data pipelines from re-usable components
The open-source Useful SDK. One python decorator in the Useful library allows for full observability of Python functions within an ETL.
A project structure for doing and sharing data engineer work.
Clean API primitives for data cleaning in Pyspark. Inspired by PyJanitor, Dataprep.AI and Shadcn.
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Build ETL piplines on AirFlow to load data from BigQuery and store it in MySQL
Big Data ETL pipeline for Brazilian e-commerce data. Implements data ingestion, transformation, and storage using Apache Spark, Hadoop, and SQL. Designed for scalable data processing and analytics.
DataSift auto applies a data pre-processing pipeline to Data Science Projects.
e-Portfolio showcasing my personal projects.
JSON-driven ETL pipeline framework prototype
A deployed machine learning model that has the capability to automatically classify the incoming disaster messages into related 36 categories. Project developed as a part of Udacity's Data Science Nanodegree program.
An extension that registers all pharmacies in Argentina.
FleetFluid is a Python library that simplifies data transformation by letting you use AI-powered functions without writing (and hosting) them from scratch.
Pipeline de datos que muestra indicadores analíticos del servicio del metropolitano de Lima
project in process
Weaving together different threads (services like image/audio converse, ETL services, etc.) to enable the World Wide Flow
A Python and Spark based ETL framework. While it operates within speed limits that is framework and standards, but offers boundless possibilities.
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