About Me#
Who Am I?#
Hi, I’m Robert Bryśkiewicz — a data engineer passionate about building efficient, scalable data systems.
With over five years of experience, I specialize in designing, optimizing, and maintaining data pipelines that keep businesses running smoothly.
But what exactly is a Data Engineer?#
Data Engineers are data pipeline architects, SQL wizards, JSON therapists, API whisperers and guardians of the galaxy clean data.
We build and maintain the invisible highways that transport data from point A to point B, ensuring that analysts and data scientists don’t have to scrape insights off the floor.
We spend our days wrangling rogue datasets, untangling code spaghetti, and explaining (for the hundredth time) why “just throwing it in Excel” is (usually) not a scalable solution.
Think of us as the backstage crew of the data world — if everything works perfectly, nobody notices; if something breaks, suddenly everyone loses their minds cares.
Whether it’s orchestrating complex ETL workflows, fine-tuning distributed computing jobs, or untangling a particularly stubborn SQL query, I enjoy solving problems that make data more accessible and useful.
I’m always eager to learn and explore new technologies that help me grow as a data engineer.
📜 Certifications & Accreditations#
I am continuously working on expanding my tech toolkit and certifications are a way of patting myself on the back and validating my knowledge.
📜 Languages#
Data Engineering aside, in my free time, I am…#
…usually somewhere between learning and tinkering. When I am not spending time with my wife and cats, I probably am:
- experimenting with game development, learning Godot and Unity
- trying to create assets for my games creating pixel art or 3D models
- playing around with music production or just jamming to my favorite metal tunes on one of my electric guitars
- or just playing video games (because of my recently developed affinity for making games, I call this
market research)
Sometime in the future (near or far) I hope to start writing blog posts about game development (my journey), or maybe even create YouTube Developer Diaries.