Project completed in 7 times less weeks than originally estimated (86% time reduction)
Before: Weeks
(Manual tedious work)
Now: Seconds!
(Error-free automation)
These projects were built over a year ago with the sole purpose of solving real business problems efficiently. They demonstrate my ability to identify repetitive tasks and automate them effectively. The goal was not to create a perfect project, but a fast solution. Do not evaluate my coding standards or practices based on them.
Data-specialized consultancy in Spain
One of Spain's most prestigious universities
Build database structure with 350+ tables in allocated timeframe
Automated the entire process with Python instead of manual creation
Few days to build
the automation script
7x faster completion than
allocated project timeline
86% time reduction
Future changes done in seconds
compared to weeks of manual work
Build a new database structure with 350+ tables that needed to be created manually, one by one, across 4 different layers:
Extract data from Oracle to SQL Server
SQL Server First layer: staging tables
SQL Server Second layer: operational data store
Data transformations STG β ODS
350+ tables Γ 20 columns average = 7,000+ individual elements to create manually across 4 layers:
Total per table: ~2 hours
My Python automation eliminated this extremely tedious and time consuming manual process. Instead of creating each table manually across all layers, the script generates everything automatically: SSIS packages with complex XML structures, SQL table definitions, and stored procedures with transformationsβall in seconds rather than weeks, with zero human error risk.
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By leveraging technology to solve real-world problems, I help clients optimize their operations and focus on what truly matters.
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β οΈ Confidentiality: For confidentiality reasons, I can't provide the university name or exact time details, but both can be fact-checked during the recruitment process.