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danlsn/README.md

Hi! My name is Dan Lawson.

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I’m a Melbourne-based dedicated non-specialist, passionate Python developer, and working 9-5 as a Senior Data Engineer (Consultant). I am obsessed with learning new skills and pushing myself to the edge of what I am capable of.

Currently working with:

  • WhereScape RED
  • Oracle Databases
  • dbt (Data Build Tool)
  • Snowflake
  • Python
  • SQL

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