Dmitry Rudanov

Joined the “Dashboard and BI” in Bosch e-Bike Systems. My responsibilities included, but were not limited to, development and optimisation of SQL queries, BigQuery warehouse management, designing and developing interactive dashboards, ad-hoc data analysis and software development.

As a member of Data Maintenance team, I was making sure that the customer is always happy with the data we provide. That included data analysis to find disturbances in data sets, development and maintaining data extracting pipelines and communicating with customers to implement best solution possible.

As it often happens in start-ups, I was combining several roles simultaneously. The company offered AI analysis of customer’s gameplay in several online games via post- match reports with comprehensive stats and recommendations for improvement. As a developer, I was in charge of a part of our service for the game “DOTA 2”. As a data analyst, I was working closely with other departments such as marketing, finance, management and development.

With a goal of trying out something new, I was enrolled in 3-month intern program as a Java developer. My main goal for the internship was to set up continuous delivery pipelines for all services in the back-office. Aside from that, I was fixing bugs on a regular basis, and took on duty of a release-master for a week.

My very first job combined two roles. The responsibility of my department was to create and maintain scraping scripts, but to make the process scalable, we outsourced some tasks to third-party developers. Because of that, on top of the development, I was also managing these developers’ work and ensuring the quality of the result.