Data & Platform Engineering

From raw data to systems your business can run on.

Platform-agnostic data engineering from Boston—Fabric, Databricks, AWS, Azure, lakehouse and warehouse architecture, ERP/CRM integration, modernization, governance, and reporting.

Microsoft Fabric · Databricks · AWS · Azure · ERP/CRM · Lakehouse · Warehouse · Analytics

What we do

Data platform engineering, end to end.

01

Microsoft Fabric

Fabric workspaces, OneLake, lakehouses, warehouses, pipelines, semantic models, Power BI, governance, and migration.

02

Databricks

Lakehouse architecture, Delta tables, Spark pipelines, orchestration, governance, performance, and migration.

03

AWS & Azure data

Cloud-native storage, processing, orchestration, integration, monitoring, and the services that fit the client's environment.

04

ERP & CRM integration

Connect operational systems, define ownership and business rules, and move reliable data into workflows and reporting.

05

Platform modernization

Replace brittle scripts, scattered exports, and legacy warehouses with observable, tested, governed pipelines and models.

06

Analytics & reporting

Semantic models, data marts, governed metrics, and reporting built on a foundation the team can extend.

How we work

Scoped, senior, and built to hand over.

01

Assess

We map sources, current pipelines, and where the numbers break. You get a clear architecture and scope before we build.

02

Engineer

We build the lakehouse, pipelines, and reporting layer in Fabric or Databricks — tested, documented, version-controlled.

03

Transfer

Your team receives the architecture, runbooks, and working system. Ongoing administration and optimization remain available where useful.

Outcomes

What you get when it's done.

  • One governed lakehouse instead of scattered exports.
  • Pipelines that run on schedule and tell you when they don't.
  • Reporting leadership trusts — same number, every screen.
  • A platform your engineers can extend without us.

Have a data platform or integration problem in mind?

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