Woo Hoo!! You found me. You will have no ‘regerts’ crash landing on this page, no promises though. Let’s have some fun together and learn more about es-kyoo-el, sequel, SQL, or however you pronounce that thing including Data Engineering, BI & Analytics.
(‘regerts’ isn’t a typo, I was eating a Milky Way while writing this page. ‘Crash Landing…’ Oh yeah, Korean dramas and movies are fun to watch. Thanks to my wife for the influence.)
Hi, I am Anil Thapa. A husband, father of two, and a full-time data professional. Also, I enjoy serving the community via different non-profit charitable organizations.
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I really enjoy working with data. Designing and developing backend relational data structures for front-end web/mobile applications and a high-quality business intelligence infrastructure to support reporting and analytics operations is what I have been doing for closer to a decade now. Always enthusiastic and passionate about data-driven digital transformation.
As a data professional, I architect and build transactional databases and wire the data to a high-volume data warehouse from multiple data sources maintaining the data integrity. Then build aggregate data models for reporting & analysis to improve operational and strategic efficiency. I am focused on data engineering to collect all kinds of data generated by your organizations, then load and curate the data in an enterprise-grade data warehouse to be consumed by downstream applications and teams including data analysts, business users, or data science.
The reason I have this website is to share resources I have used or still use with readers like you who are or aim to become data professionals. I will certainly blog about data-related topics when I can but they won’t follow any schedule.
The SQL community and everyone around me have given me so much. Sharing the knowledge that I have learned over the years is my attempt to give back to the community.