Seconded. I was a bit sad to not see any mention of a data engineer anywhere in the article. Like, if you gave me access to all the prod tables and the wareho

Seconded. I was a bit sad to not see any mention of a data engineer anywhere in the article. Like, if you gave me access to all the prod tables and the warehouse I'd be having a whale of a time and (hopefully) delivering enough business value to automate some of the more regular "English to SQL" translations. > You very likely don't want a data scientist to be doing a data engineer's job. 100%. This is one of those things that would make "disgruntled ML people" in the article want to leave.