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   Mozart Data (YC S20) is Hiring a Data Analyst to productize common data problems(mozartdata.com)

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   Mozart Data (YC S20) Is Hiring a Data Analyst(mozartdata.com)

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   Mozart Data (YC S20) is hiring a senior front end engineer(mozartdata.com)

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   Ask HN: Data for Downturns?

   9 points by pfduke02 4y ago|1 comments
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   Mozart Data (YC S20) Is Hiring a Senior Back End Engineer(mozartdata.com)

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   Mozart Data YC S20 is hiring a Partnerships/BD Manager familiar with data space(mozartdata.com)

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   Mozart Data (YC S20) Is Hiring a UI/UX Designer(mozartdata.com)

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   Mozart Data (YC S20) Is Hiring a Growth Marketer

   1 points by pfduke02 5y ago
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   by pfduke02 5y ago

   Best contact would be -- amadeus [at] mozartdata.com
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    I'm curious what you've found works the best for finding people (employees, contractors, other resources) capable of drawing insights (or making heads/tails) out of the data? We're always trying to have a helpful perspe
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    It’s an apt comparison. The “fully turn-key ‘modern data stack’” is exactly what we’re going for. A key technology difference -- managed Redshift vs. managed Snowflake. Because Snowflake separates compute and storage, the pricing and scala
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    Thanks!! More accurately put, you’re in good hands with Mozart Data. We have a product aimed to enable anyone to set up the data stack, without any data engineering needed. But ultimately, we want to help you be successful on your data jour
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    I’m in extreme agreement for part -- for a company to get value out of their data, you want someone skilled at data cleaning, cutting it properly, and teasing out the insights. Where I disagree is that the person can be a data scientist, b
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    Thanks! As mentioned in other comments, we partner with and use PBF (Powered by Fivetran) for connectors we believe are best in class. We are committed to ETL reliability, and that ease of use/setup and automatically managing changes i
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    We have created our own transformation layer solution, which includes scheduling, run & version history, and lineage; we do not use dbt under the hood. We share a philosophy of being able to write transforms in SQL one layer above the
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    Thanks! We couldn't resist a good pun on "data orchestration."
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    Functionality-wise that stack would be very similar! A core design principle of ours is that you should be able to have the power of a modern data platform even if all you know is a bit of SQL. So our product is functionally similar to a st
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    We partner with and use PBF (Powered by Fivetran) for some connectors, which we believe are best in class. In addition, we are using Singer Taps and have also custom built some connectors. There are no additional fees for extract-transfor
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    by pfduke02 5y ago

    ETL tools like Stitch provide similar & critical functionality. We do this and host/store the data, as well as offer SQL transforms. This enables teams to put together a data pipeline with just one tool. In terms of pricing we cha
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    Launch HN: Mozart Data (YC S20) – One-stop shop for a modern data pipeline

    106 points by pfduke02 5y ago|37 comments