Sardorbek Suyunov
Data Engineer @ EPAM Systems · Tashkent, Uzbekistan
## About
Data Engineer with 3 years of professional engineering experience, currently building layered data warehouses and ETL pipelines at EPAM Systems. I design ODS-to-data-mart architectures, implement incremental loads with deduplication and history handling, and own pipelines end to end — from source system analysis through SQL and Python transformation logic to validated, documented, auditable data marts and the BI layer on top.
- Building layered warehouses and incremental ETL at EPAM Systems
- Working in PostgreSQL, PL/pgSQL, BigQuery, Redshift, Airflow, Python
- Careful about data quality, lineage and documentation that survives handover
- Studying Computer and Information Engineering at Inha University in Tashkent
- Speaking Uzbek (Native) · English (C2) · Russian (B2)
## Stack
## Selected work
- Olist Customer Intelligence — end-to-end batch platform / verifiable claims
GitHub · Live demo · dbt docs - Enterprise Data Warehouse — PostgreSQL / integration core
GitHub - Financial Performance Dashboard — Power BI / executive analytics
GitHub - Sales Analytics Data Mart — star schema / commercial insight
GitHub - IUT Community Platform — backend & data
GitHub
## Connect
- Email — suyunov2953@gmail.com
- GitHub — github.com/sardorbek-suyunov
- LinkedIn — linkedin.com/in/sardorbek-suyunov
- Telegram — t.me/Suyunovv_S
- CV — Sardorbek_Suyunov_CV.pdf
## Colophon
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