Solved end-to-end AWS Projects

I am the Director of Data Analytics with over 10+ years of IT experience. I have a background in SQL, Python, and Big Data working with Accenture, IBM, and Infosys. I am looking to enhance my skills in Data Engineering/Science and hoping to find real-world projects fortunately, I came across Project Pro. Project Pro helped me by providing an in-depth explanation of the end-to-end real-world data engineering projects. From data extraction, transformation, and storage up to data visualization. I learned more about Kafka, AWS, NI-FI, and Spark. Thru the help of the knowledge I gained from Project Pro, I was able to do well in the coding exams, interview and helped me land a job at EY. I will recommend every aspiring data professional as well as existing data science/engineer expert to try Project Pro to enhance their knowledge.

Having worked in the field of Data Science, I wanted to explore how I can implement projects in other domains, So I thought of connecting with ProjectPro. A project that helped me absorb this topic was "Credit Risk Modelling". To understand other domains, it is important to wear a thinking cap and that's where ProjectPro helped me. I also got a chance to talk to experts who have worked on these domains - they helped me by walking through the project. Kudos to the ProjectPro team!

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As a student looking to break into the field of data engineering and data science, one can get really confused as to which path to take. Very few ways to do it are Google, YouTube, etc. I was one of them too, and that's when I came across ProjectPro while watching one of the SQL videos on the E-Learning Bridge YouTube channel. One of the standout features was that it featured real projects on topics I just read about, across different job descriptions at the time. The main issue was the right path to guide us in using these tools and adding to the resume, and that's exactly what ProjectPro got me through. The fact that I can have a reliable route and videos explaining each tool in detail really motivated me to continue with the platform. Another thing we all struggle with is how to really connect with someone if we're stuck somewhere because there are so many solutions. But this has also been solved by experts we can chat with and believe me when I say this they will do whatever it takes to solve your problem even if it takes longer than expected. In my sophomore year of college and getting hands-on exposure to technologies like PySpark, NLP, Kafka, etc, and being able to really apply the theory and work on a project from start to finish really boosted my confidence in general!