Do we have any engineers here?

[Mastamimd]

No I'm a mod...op cant block me

Oh snap

 

[Regular Developer]

What is the bare minimum someone should know for a data engineer job?

Let’s say you speaking to someone who got a stem degree but they want to transition to a data engineer position

Its kinda gonna be hard without doing it because its niche and you need to be dealing with a lot of data for anybody to be interested.

But you'll need to know SQL and then either python or scala/java (python seems to be more prevalant since its such a versatile language). Terms wise, you'll need to know "data pipelines" and some form of data lake/lakehouse/warehouse/fabric, where you're going to be storing all this data. And a nice to have would be data visualization and data modelling

 

[MajesticLion]

Reggie threads.

Okay that's who this whole schtick has been reminding me of




OP went from woe-is-me-I'm-so-lonely threads to this

 

[Rozay Oro]

You cant block a mod genius lol

Don’t have a sense of humor brehs

 

[Rozay Oro]

Mechanical. Getting a Masters in ISE

What’s ISE?

 

[tru_m.a.c]

if EE is hardware based, Comp Sci is software based. You need to combine the 2 to have a chance in today's job market

But isn’t chem engineering dependent on the industry? So you could be at a water treatment plant or pharma? Wouldn't your area of expertise impact your demand?

 

[drederick tatum]

Don’t have a sense of humor brehs

Shut up, you autistic c*nt

 

[patscorpio]

Don’t have a sense of humor brehs

Shiftless autism isn't funny

 

[maxamusa]

Jesus fukking Christ, you've been "considering" engineering, along with a bunch of other shyt you're never actually going to attempt to do for almost a decade now.
Like I asked you the other day, which you didn't respond to, are you really gonna start this shyt cycle again?
Go back to doing whatever you were doing instead of posting, and spare us your bullshyt. You're wasting people's time that actually want to give you advice and help you. It's honestly a shytty thing for you to do, and you've been doing it for YEARS.

Get your shyt together.

 

[Mafioso]

Some of y’all ruthless in this joint

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Jesus fukking Christ, you've been "considering" engineering, along with a bunch of other shyt you're never actually going to attempt to do for almost a decade now.
Like I asked you the other day, which you didn't respond to, are you really gonna start this shyt cycle again?
Go back to doing whatever you were doing instead of posting, and spare us your bullshyt. You're wasting people's time that actually want to give you advice and help you. It's honestly a shytty thing for you to do, and you've been doing it for YEARS.

Get your shyt together.

I was about to say..dude be bullshyttin
He was talking about certs just like last week and for the past 7 years

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

But isn’t chem engineering dependent on the industry? So you could be at a water treatment plant or pharma? Wouldn't your area of expertise impact your demand?

It does but I’m talking mainly within roles that require an EE degree

 

[Schadenfreude]

I’m considering pursuing civil, mechanical or electrical.

Yep. Chemical and Mechanical.

 

[Rozay Oro]

Yep. Chemical and Mechanical.

Which do you currently work in?

 

[Rozay Oro]

Some of y’all ruthless in this joint

It’s ok