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3 min read • Jun 21, 2020
In 2014 I met a former manager from BE-terna and worked for his company for a few months. In that time, I became familiar with QlikView and I was impressed with its rapid application development possibilities, coding simplicity and data transformation options. I decided to join BE-terna as a Data Engineer in September 2014. I hadn’t known much about BE-terna before but I liked them (the company and the people) immediately.
A Data Engineer is a versatile position. As such you do analysis of the client's needs; design, implement and test solution for their requirements; train users to use your BI applications and how to implement their own. I work mostly on huge and challenging implementations. So, after an initial morning email check, I continue writing masterpiece code for new features or for the improvement of old features. Of course, there are always some other support tasks just to take a little break from implementations. From time to time I pay a visit to clients and work at their premises. This helps me, especially if there are complex issues which are best resolved live and in person. Besides that there are meetings, for example once a week I take part in the BI team meeting, where we share knowledge with each other. Once per quarter I have a one-on-one meeting with my team manager where I have to convince him that I am overwhelmed with work and I make profit for the company. The job also includes tasks such as logging past activities and planning future work.
PROS: You get to discover and grasp all phases of agile programming. You develop your analytical abilities. You get to know many clients and with that many industries and their specifics. You work in the most laid-back team.
CONS: n/a
You need to have a talent for programming (such as C, C#, Python or similar), an understanding of databases and SQL, analytical thinking, business content knowledge, and patience. Even if you don't have all of these attributes, eagerness to learn and hard work will get you far.
Someone who likes continual learning, who isn't afraid of technical challenges, who is used to teamwork but can also work individually, who can accept responsibility, who likes to work in a multicultural team (and pick up some foreign languages at the same time) and who also knows how to have fun.
Inquisitive, assiduous, cordial.
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