About Me
From a young age I was quite fond of computers and how they worked. I soon became the family Goto guy to fix problems with their respective technologies. Helping relatives for free to setup their TV’s, migrating from old to new cellphones, how to access google on their pc’s and accidentally installing malware on their pc’s, because I was 10 at the time. This is also how I cultivated my googling skills to remove the aforementioned malware.
For me optimization is key and I am always excited to find new and better ways to optimize advanced and day to day tasks.
Coding and Technology Experiences
- SQL
- Microsoft
- Oracle
- DB2
- MongoDB
- Python 3
- C#
- PowerShell
- FileZilla
- Regex
- Master Data Services
- SSIS, SSRS,
- QlikView
- HTML, CSS
- Website automation with Selenium
- Web service testing using Fiddler
- Low Code Development Software
- Raspberry Pi’s and IOT
Past Project Experiences
- A reconciliation and ETL project for a financial institution that branched out into reporting on various data.
- Multiple data warehouse projects that ranged from developing a new system, maturing the newly developed system and supporting the legacy system with optimization and enhancements.
- Developing software to integrate with various financial platforms such as Sage, Xero and QuickBooks
- Develop and design SSRS reports with dynamic filters
- Landing legacy systems into the current warehouse architecture and re-creating the file streams and reports.
- Creation and improvements of MDS objects.
- Developed multiple SSIS projects with basic staging and extraction to complex SSIS packages with custom C# packages due to the limitation of the SSIS version.
- Dynamic store procedures that either create backups of data or to backload time sensitive data.
Hobbies
I love to play games on various platforms such as PC, Switch and PlayStation and the occasional Dungeons and Dragons campaign. I enjoy fishing and absolutely love advancements made in technology. Another passion of mine is armature network engineering at home. Destroying my local (home) network with a single click, but I always get it back and I learn something new about MikroTik routers.
The difference between a student from a master is that the master has failed more times than you could ever count.
Rodas Eskinder