Sean M. Tracey is the Head of Developer Relations at Expanso, the platform that provides global compute for your data, wherever you want it: cross-cloud, cross-region, at the edge, or on-premises. It allows you to have all the flexibility of a global cloud platform, while still keeping your data on your premises.

A seasoned technologist, Sean is a tenured writer and the author of several programming books. Previously, he has worked at AWS, IBM, and FT Labs as a software engineer, creative technologist, and developer advocate.

Sean M. Tracey

How we Saved 95% on Log Processing with Bacalhau and MotherDuck

Adithya joins MotherDuck as an AI Software Engineer after working on his startup building developer tools to help data teams accelerate their adoption of AI/ML.

Adithya Krishnan

Developing a RAG Knowledge Base with DuckDB

I'm Luciano and I started my career in industry and agribusiness in Brazil. Recently, I've been focusing on marketing and e-commerce, working as a data engineer at companies like C&A, Flywheel Digital, and Coca-Cola. This year, I took a big step by launching my own consulting and development business, which has been super exciting. I also share my knowledge in a light and humorous way online, making it a really great experience. My son is my greatest motivation.

Luciano Galvão Filho

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: April 2024

Vasilije is currently building Cognee, an open-source framework for knowledge and memory management for LLMs. Before that, he has team lead at Taxfix where he managed and built their first data tools, worked at Zalando where he deployed machine learning applications, and Omio where he supervised the creation of real-time Big Data systems.

Vasilije Markovic

Structured memory management for AI Applications and AI Agents with DuckDB

Tino joins us from Firebolt where he was VP of Product. Previously he was a product manager at Google BigQuery and a Tech Director of the Google Cloud Office of the CTO.

Tino Tereshko

Build sub-second data applications with MotherDuck’s Wasm SDK

Building AI-Powered Search in DuckDB

Mehdi joins us as a Data Engineering and Analytics Advocate after a career as a Data Engineer and a nighttime hobby of creating YouTube videos and other content for data professionals.

Mehdi Ouazza

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: March 2024

Zhenni Wu is a highly motivated, results-driven individual with great passion for technology, startups and entrepreneurship. She has a big heart for the humanities and believes each and every one of us is capable of making the world a better place through innovative ideas, inspiring others, and bringing enthusiasm to everything we do. Currently, Zhenni is a marketing advisor at PuppyGraph and has over a decade of experience in developer relations, product management, and marketing.

Zhenni Wu

How PuppyGraph Enables a Graph Model On MotherDuck Without a Graph Database

DuckDB & dbt | End-To-End Data Engineering Project (2/3)

Joseph joins us from Facebook where he was the tech lead on the Resource Isolation and Management team. Previously he also worked on Facebook's blob storage and the network layer for storage.

Joseph Hwang

Differential Storage: A Key Building Block For A DuckDB-Based Data Warehouse

Ryan started his career as a software engineer, but since has led DevRel teams for 15+ years at Google, Databricks and Neo4j, where he developed and executed numerous marketing and DevRel programs.

Ryan Boyd

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: February 2024

Hamilton joins us from Rill Data, where he was the head of application engineering. Prior to that, he was a data scientist and engineer at Mozilla, where he worked at the intersection of browser technology and data visualization.

Hamilton Ulmer

Introducing the Column Explorer: a bird’s-eye view of your data

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DuckDB & Python : end-to-end data engineering project [1/3]

David Neal

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Why You Should Learn SQL in 2024

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: January 2024

Till joins us from the ML Platform company Hopsworks, where he was a Senior Research Engineer. He is also pursuing a PhD at the intersection of data management and machine learning in part-time.

Till Döhmen

Jordan joins us from SingleStore where he was Chief Product Officer. Previously he was a product leader, engineering leader and founding engineer on Google BigQuery. 

Jordan Tigani

AI That Quacks: Introducing DuckDB-NSQL, a LLM for DuckDB SQL

Streaming Data To MotherDuck With Estuary

Perf is not enough

Peter joins us as a Visiting Researcher from CWI where he is a professor on Large-Scale Analytical Data Management.  As part of his PhD, he designed MonetDB and continues research on database systems.  He was named as an ACM Fellow "for contributions to the design of columnar, main-memory, and vectorized database systems."

Peter Boncz

Just Released: Hybrid Query Processing Paper at CIDR 2024

Analyze JSON Data Using SQL and DuckDB

Software engineering is not only a job but also a passion for me. It brings impressive challenges such as scalability, concurrency or caching. Big data is a great field to deal with them and to strive to excel in. I also love mobile technologies and especially those related to smartphones. If you go through my profile, you'll notice some personal projects are on Android or iOS.
Finally I'm fond of innovative projects and always eager to be able work on habit breaking and world changing stuff!


Christophe Oudar

DuckDB, the great federator?

Introducing FixIt: an unreasonably effective AI error fixer for SQL

I'm a Data Engineer by day at X-Team, working for Riot Games.
 
By night, I'm a content creator working on my YouTube channel and three newsletters: Data Gigs [finding jobs in data],  AWS Graviton Weekly and of course the DuckDB ecosystem newsletter.

AWS Community Builder since 2022.

I run a Talent Collective as well.

Best way to contact me? Twitter link below.

Marcos Ortiz

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This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: December 2023

The Future of BI: Exploring the Impact of BI-as-Code Tools with DuckDB

Leslie joins us from Meta where she was a Director of Recruiting. She has spent the better part of the last two decades supporting the people function, previously at Amazon, Under Armour, and startups MyFitnessPal and imo.im

Leslie Thomas

MotherDuck's HQ Nest is Ready for the Flock

Announcing: DuckDB code snippet sets with MotherDuck Sharing

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: November 2023

Analyze Your X (Twitter) Data with Node.js and DuckDB

Making PySpark Code Faster with DuckDB

Analyze Data in Azure with DuckDB or MotherDuck

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: October 2023

Michael Hunger has been passionate about software development for more than 25 years. For the last 10 years, he has been working on the open source Neo4j graph database filling many roles, most recently leading the Neo4j Labs efforts.

As caretaker of the Neo4j community and ecosystem he especially loves to work with graph-related projects, users, and contributors.

As a developer Michael enjoys many aspects of programming languages, learning new things every day, participating in exciting and ambitious open source projects and contributing and writing software related books and articles. Michael spoke at numerous conferences and helped organized several of them. His efforts got him accepted to the JavaChampions program.

Michael helps kids to learn to program by running weekly girls-only coding classes at local schools. Having been impressed by the power and ease of use of DuckDB currently co-authoring a book about the new embedded analytics database.

Michael Hunger

Exploring StackOverflow with DuckDB on MotherDuck (Part 2)

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: September 2023

Duck and Roll: MotherDuck is Open for All With $100M in the Nest

Sung Won Chung (you can just call him Sung [rhymes with lung]), is a person who is so deeply motivated to solve messy, meaningful problems with you. He's currently working as a Solutions Engineer @ Datafold and spent his time at dbt Labs driving the dbt Mesh story. He loves open source, mentoring people, and seeing people evolve way past their expectations. Feel free to DM him anytime!

Sung Won Chung  

MotherDuck + dbt: Better Together

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: August 2023

Anna Geller is a Data Professional, DevRel & Technical Writer with past experience as a Data Engineering consultant. She’s currently working as a Head of Developer Relations at Kestra. She loves writing on her Medium blog and sharing memes on social media.


Anna Geller

Beyond Storing Data: How to Use DuckDB, MotherDuck and Kestra for ETL

Exploring StackOverflow with DuckDB on MotherDuck (Part 1)

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: July 2023

Nouras joins us to build out the MotherDuck ecosystems and partnerships function. Previously, he led Alliances at Looker, Firebolt and Stitch Data.

Nouras Haddad

Birds of a Feather MotherDuck Together 

World-class team of engineers and leaders with experience working on databases and cloud services at AWS, Databricks, Elastic, Facebook, Firebolt, Google BigQuery, Neo4j, SingleStore, Snowflake and more

MotherDuck team

Announcing MotherDuck: Hybrid Execution Scales DuckDB from your Laptop into the Cloud

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: June 2023

What’s in DuckDB for Python devs ? DuckDB vs Pandas vs Polars

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: May 2023

The Simple Joys of Scaling Up

Data Engineer's Highlights from PyCon DE 2023

DuckDB Tutorial For Beginners

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: April 2023

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: March 2023

Why does everybody hate databases? Interview with DuckDB Co-creator Hannes Mühleisen

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: February 2023

My name's Graham Wetzler. I live in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metro area where I work (remotely) as a senior analytics engineer. My job involves data modeling as well as managing analytics infrastructure and architecture. Outside of work I enjoy tinkering with computers, continuing to automate my home, and woodworking.

Graham Wetzler

Solving Advent of Code with DuckDB and dbt

Big Data is Dead

Python Faker for DuckDB Fake Data Generation

How to analyze SQLite databases in DuckDB

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem: January 2023

How We're Making Analytics Ducking Awesome

This Month in the DuckDB Ecosystem

MotherDuck Raises $47.5 Million to Make Analytics Fun, Frictionless and Ducking Awesome

Why Use DuckDB for Analytics?

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