Build a data and AI team that doesn't need to call us every time something breaks
The definitive orientation for teams onboarding to a cloud-native AI data platform. We cover how all the layers fit together — data ingestion, the governed data lake, transformation, semantic layer, and AI activation — so every person on your team understands the full picture and their role in it.
The hands-on dbt workshop for teams who want to move from copy-pasted SQL scripts to production-grade, tested, documented data models. Covers everything from project setup to advanced patterns used in real production environments.
A deep-dive workshop on building, optimizing, and governing data on Snowflake. Built for engineers who are new to Snowflake or want to level up from the basics to production-grade patterns.
A practical workshop for data and engineering teams ready to build real AI applications — not just prompt in a chatbot. We cover the architecture of AI agents, RAG pipelines, and how to connect LLMs to your actual data and systems.
Governance doesn't have to mean bureaucracy. This workshop teaches your team practical frameworks for keeping data trustworthy at scale — the tooling, the processes, and the culture required to make it stick.
Your team has a specific stack, specific gaps, and specific goals. We design custom training programs around your actual environment — using your data, your tools, and real problems your team is trying to solve.
Every workshop uses real production scenarios — not sanitized demos. Your team learns by solving the kinds of problems they'll face on Monday morning.
Our instructors aren't full-time trainers. They're engineers and architects who build data platforms every day and bring those real-world patterns into the classroom.
We tailor every session to the specific tools, patterns, and challenges your team works with — so training transfers directly to your day-to-day work.
Learning doesn't end when the workshop does. Every engagement includes follow-up resources, office hours, and access to our team when questions come up in the real world.