Who it’s for
Engineers with the listed foundations who want to deepen this skill or apply it in a different stack.
Starting point: IntermediateData engineering & AI · Corporate training
Express data workflows as code with clear task dependencies, scheduling, and failure recovery.
Who it’s for
Engineers with the listed foundations who want to deepen this skill or apply it in a different stack.
Starting point: IntermediateBring these foundations
Technologies & tools
A practical destination
The sample path works towards these capabilities. Final goals reflect your team’s starting point and agreed scope.
Model a workflow as tasks with explicit dependencies.
Reason about scheduling, data flow and reruns.
Test and monitor pipelines with deliberate recovery behaviour.
Sample curriculum
Each module connects the concepts to practical work. Open a module to explore both.
Concepts to understand
Practical work
Create a small DAG with independent and dependent tasks. Explain why its structure matches the data workflow.
Concepts to understand
Practical work
Set up scheduling and pass a small piece of task metadata. Compare a scheduled run with a manual rerun.
Concepts to understand
Practical work
Introduce a controlled task failure and review retries and idempotency. Show how duplicate or partially completed work is avoided.
Concepts to understand
Practical work
Test the DAG and task logic, inspect logs and alerts, and document how an operator diagnoses and resumes a failed run.
A sample project
Orchestrate a sample ETL workflow with retries, data checks, and a documented recovery procedure.
Shorter engagements can focus on selected exercises. A larger, learner-owned capstone can be scoped for a longer programme.
Review the work & reasoning
Does the work meet the agreed requirements?
Can the learner explain the key decisions and trade-offs?
What happens with invalid input, failure or an unexpected condition?
What would they change or explore next?
Training since 2016 · 100+ batches · 3,000+ professionals trained
Live demonstrations, guided exercises, pair work and project reviews connect the concepts to implementation. We agree the goals, starting knowledge, cohort size, delivery and schedule before shaping the final curriculum.
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