Lead Fabric Engineer and data architect with 15+ years of experience building enterprise BI and data platforms.
Specializes in Microsoft Fabric medallion architecture, metadata-driven ingestion, and Fabric CI/CD on Azure DevOps.
Currently architecting the migration of a multi-ERP legacy ODS/DW (5.3B rows across 8 source systems) to Microsoft Fabric at The Hillman Group. Leads teams, sets engineering standards, and delivers platforms with built-in automated testing, lineage, and environment promotion.
Architecting the migration of a legacy SQL Server ODS/DW, fed by 5 ERP sources (~5.3B rows, 2.6 TB, plus an ~88 TB data lake), to Microsoft Fabric.
Key Achievements:
Key Achievements:
Lead a team of 4, comprising 1 DBA, 1 Power BI developer, 1 Data Analyst, and 1 Data Engineer, into the adoption of Microsoft Fabric as the Enterprise Unified Data Solution.
Implementing Data Governance in Microsoft Fabric through:
Lead the transition effort of the current BI Solution from Databricks to Microsoft Fabric. Resulting in a 15% savings in OPEX.
Implementing Data Governance in Microsoft Fabric through:
Implementing Data Governance in Microsoft Fabric through:
Overall responsibilities:
• Architect, develop, and deploy (both hybrid cloud & full cloud) data architectures in the Microsoft Azure SMB team.
• Act as a data engineer expert on the latest trends in the data analytics landscape and share best practices with the internal team.
• Leverage Open Source technology in building scalable and best-practice set-ups.
• Inspire customers with insights & opportunities on new data-driven use-cases.
• Work with external vendors and partner technologies, including (but not limited to) Azure
• Embrace project management aimed at getting the job done. This will include working with client data engineers and data scientists, but also business stakeholders
• Be an on- and offline ambassador for the Microsoft SMB team.
Microsoft Fabric
Fabric DataOps
Graph Data Platforms
Azure Cloud
AI-Augmented Engineering
Built an AI-assisted delivery workflow for the Hillman Fabric program: Claude Code connected to Azure DevOps through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), with 12 custom skills that encode the team's engineering process.