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Data & Analytics

Data engineering and analytics platforms — ingestion, transformation, warehousing, streaming and the quality controls that make reporting defensible.

Trust is the deliverable

A dashboard that is 95% right is worse than no dashboard, because people act on it and then stop believing it. Our first move on data engagements is usually to make correctness observable: reconciliation against source systems, freshness metrics, and explicit alerting on silent failure.

Once the numbers are trusted, throughput and cost work becomes worth doing.

Case studies

Sample work in Data & Analytics

Problem, constraint, decision, consequence. No vanity metrics, no logos we are not allowed to name.

All case studies

Sample contentSample engagement. Illustrative scenario used while the site is in build — not a named client project.

data and analytics2025
  • Java
  • Kafka
  • PostgreSQL

01Analytics provider in the retail sector (sample scenario)

High-Load Data Processing System

A nightly batch pipeline that had outgrown its window, re-architected into an incremental streaming system with correctness checks that alert before customers notice.

  • Processing moved from a single nightly window to continuous incremental updates
  • Single-day reprocessing without re-running the full pipeline
  • Java
  • Kafka
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • Docker
saas2026
  • Python
  • TypeScript
  • LLM integrations

02B2B SaaS company with a large support operation (sample scenario)

AI-Assisted Operations Platform

Document intake and support triage moved to a draft-first AI workflow with human approval, measured against an evaluation set built from two years of historical cases.

  • Routine classification and extraction handled as drafts, with review rather than authoring
  • Quality tracked as a published accuracy metric per task type, not an impression
  • Python
  • TypeScript
  • LLM integrations
  • RAG
  • Vector databases

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