Data Engineering with Dagster
A well built data platform allows for fast iteration and safe deployments. This course will teach you how to design, build, and maintain a data platform that supports a wide range of data tasks.You will start by taking a simple data workflow, common to most companies, and deconstructing it to its core components. By the end of the course, you will reimplement the pipeline using modern data frameworks, running in the cloud.
We taught over 5000 learners from these companies:
Course taught by expert instructors
Dennis Hume
Senior DevEx Engineer at Materialize
Dennis is a Senior DevEx Engineer at Materialize. He has over a decade+ experience in the data space, focusing on platform engineering and data infrastructure. He has helped many companies improve their data stacks, starting from Wolfram Alpha and Epic, and most recently Dutchie and Drizly.
A course you'll actually complete. AI-powered learning that drives results.
AI-powered learning
Transform your learning programs with personalized learning. Real-time feedback, hints at just the right moment, and the support for learners when they need it, driving 15x engagement.
Live courses by leading experts
Our instructors are renowned experts in AI, data, engineering, product, and business. Deep dive through always-current live sessions and round-the-clock support.
Practice on the cutting edge
Accelerate your learning with projects that mirror the work done at industry-leading tech companies. Put your skills to the test and start applying them today.
Flexible schedule for busy professionals
We know you’re busy, so we made it flexible. Attend live events or review the materials at your own pace. Our course team and global community will support you every step of the way.
Completion certificates
Each course comes with a certificate for learners to add to their resume.
Best-in-class outcomes
15-20x engagement compared to async courses
Support & accountability
You are never alone, we provide support throughout the course.
The course
Learn and apply skills with real-world projects.
Course success stories
Learn together and share experiences with other industry professionals
Dennis Hume is an expert and mentor on how to build out data platforms and support data teams. Dennis knows the past/present/future of the modern data stack intimately, and how to enable companies to graduate from analytics engineering batch SQL workflows to realtime, python, and machine learning services. He's a leading voice in the data community (see his talks on Dagster, Materialize, Modern Data Stack conference, and more). Any analytics engineer or data scientist would be lucky to work with Denins, and anyone lucky enough to learn from Dennis should hop at the opportunity!
Dennis brings with him ample industry experience when it comes to designing and delivering on data platform solutions. In addition to building out the data platform at Drizly, he has been instrumental in leveling up others on topics pertaining to the data space. The clarity of thought and the structured approach to delivering solutions makes it very easy for one to engage and learn with Dennis.
Dennis has created a truly incredible class here. The course material and projects are focused on practical solutions to building world class data platforms. This is a must take course for folks and companies aiming to level up their data engineering skillset. Honestly, couldn't say enough great things!
This course is superb in a lot of ways: First, Dennis Hume is a great teacher and patiently explains his material. Then, the support from the TAs and Judy is phenomenal. The community is awesome: I totally loved the study group sessions. The course material is created with production-quality code and real life examples.
This course provides a very good structure for learning Dagster and clarifies unclear stuff I had before. It is so much better than trying the Dagster tutorial on the official site by myself. I definitely recommend anyone who wants to try Dagster to take this course. Don't waste the time trying the official tutorial. :)
