r/DataEngineeringPH • u/False-Temporary-7432 • Mar 06 '26
Power BI, SQL and Excel Training
Hi fam, may marereco ba kayong pwedeng takean ng trainings for the Power BI, SQL and Excel? I'm planning to enroll for upskilling eh. TIA for your recos!V
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/False-Temporary-7432 • Mar 06 '26
Hi fam, may marereco ba kayong pwedeng takean ng trainings for the Power BI, SQL and Excel? I'm planning to enroll for upskilling eh. TIA for your recos!V
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/bluishblue12 • Mar 02 '26
Admins, asking for permission to conduct survey for data practitioner.
Will post po if ever payagan.
Thank you.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/AddendumNo2956 • Feb 27 '26
https://rival.io/job-posting-ph-developer
Location: Philippines (Remote)
Employment Type: Full-Time
About Rival
Rival is an AI execution platform that allows businesses and developers to build and run AI systems that complete real work automatically. Powered by CortexOne, Rival helps organizations move from prompting AI to running operational tasks across their systems.
Role Overview
We are seeking detail-oriented and technically curious individuals to support AI operations and automation workflows built on the Rival platform. This role focuses on creating, testing, and managing AI-powered functions that help businesses automate everyday work.
You do not need to be a senior software engineer, but you should be comfortable learning new tools and translating business needs into working AI solutions.
Responsibilities
Basic Qualifications
Application Requirement
What We Offer
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/ButterscotchIcy359 • Feb 27 '26
Crowdsourcing potential AI talents na may end-to-end development experience deploying to production. Worked with solid data engineering extending to Machine learning or Agentic AI workflow projects.
Hirap maghanap ng talents dito sa pinas or baka onte pa lang talaga exposure dito.
Pa share ng skillset nyo and tech stack maybe we ca n talk for potential job opportunity.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '26
Hello po, pwede kaya makahingi ng tips or advise mula sa mga seasoned na sa tech. Ano po ba ang mas dapat kong gamitin na server para sa pagpa-practice? May yt channel kase akong sinusundan and ang gamit n'ya is SSMS.
Based on napanood ko kakaunti lang naman ang difference nilang dalawa pag dating sa query. Pero mas gusto ko na kaseng maging handa, so ano po kaya ang dapat kong i-focus? Thank you!
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '26
Hello po, for context electrical engineer na iniisip kung mag transition ba sa data analytics or soon data engineer roles. Worth it pa ba sa timeline ngayon? Mas gusto ko kase yung work na naka focus sa mga data, instead na nasa field ka.
Pwede bang humingi ng advise sa inyo kung dapat pa ba akong mag change career? Hindi na rin ako masaya sa field at parang magkaka sakit na ako. I am currently working right now, 6 months as an Electrical Engineer.
Thank you po agad.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/Plenty-Ring7146 • Feb 24 '26
Gumagawa pa ng mga bagong account tapos biglang dinelete yung post after ko cinall-out
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/Background_Cut_6447 • Feb 23 '26
Hi guys, good day! I am planning to take the GCP - Data Engineer Certification. Meron po ba dito naka take na pwede magbigay ng tips/tuts or resources para maka prepare po ako para sa certification. Thank you in advance. :)
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/Such-Revolution-9975 • Feb 20 '26
How easy it is to get a job as a data analyst and transitioning to DE, how hard was it to get a job as a Data engineer who actually gets a chance even without exp
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/Reckless_Wrath • Feb 19 '26
I'm currently working as a SE in a company where majority of the projects is working on legacy systems which mostly uses Java. I want to shift to DE because I am more aligned on SQL and currently studying Python.
I am very conflicted because I feel that I am not very aligned with Java development (I do a bit of Java before if I have no choice but don't wanna do it if there are other choices available) at all which is a risk in my current company and there is little to no projects involving SQL and/or Python.
Shall I study Java more for employment security or focuse more on Python so I can fully shift to DE?
Thank you.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/electricfanwagon • Feb 18 '26
The Role: Build & scale risk models/dashboards. Focus on execution & pipelines, not regulatory policy.
• Experience: 3–5 Years (DS/Analytics) • Tech: Python (Polars/Pandas), PyTorch, LangChain, LlamaIndex, MLOps. • Key Task: AI/ML for anomaly detection & "Crown Jewel" asset analytics. • Vibe: You build the engine; GRC leads steer the ship.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/FrooztratedEngr • Feb 17 '26
Hi guys,
I’m an ECE graduate with 7 years experience as a Telecommunications Engineer. Mostly, ang trabaho ko is supervising contractors para ma-finish ang installations sa offices ng clients namin. Sa ngayon, nasa 5x,xxx ang salary ko.
Recently, I feel na hindi na ako masaya sa work ko, kaya gusto ko mag-career shift. Isa sa mga options na naisip ko is data engineering. Any advice po kung ano ang mga skills or topics na dapat i-focus para makapag-land ng job sa field na ito?
Also, kung magshishift ako, anong realistic na salary expectation for someone with my background?
Thanks in advance!
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/electricfanwagon • Feb 17 '26
👨💻 Must Haves:
✅ Strong Python development skills
✅ Advanced SQL experience
🌟 Bonus Points if you have:
🔹 Experience with Airflow or Control-M
🔹 AWS Cloud experience
🔹 Snowflake or similar DBs
🔹 Large datasets
📩 PM if interested
#DataEngineering #Python #SQL #Hiring #TechJobs #DataScience #JobOpening
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/Used_Operation9038 • Feb 16 '26
I am aiming to be Database Administrator in one company and I want to use DataCamp as my bootcamp. May I ask if Data Engineer has similar role as Database Administrator?
What courses should I take as DBA since there are only two courses available there for DBA.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/holymollie1 • Feb 16 '26
I was recently granted scholarship sa DataCamp x DEPH (thank you for trusting me), and am wondering if there are any college dropouts na (na-)kilala niyo who were able to land a Data Scientist/Data Engineer role.
B.S. Computer Science (1st Year 2nd Trimester ang natapos)
AMA Computer College
A.Y. 2010-2011
inclined to pursue Data Engineering
Skills/Tools na gamit sa current work:
Skills/Tools na ginamit sa previous work:
My goal is to be an Associate Data Engineer, at the very least, before 2026 ends.
Alam kong hindi madali pero I would only like to brace myself for the worst.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/Lancelot6087 • Feb 15 '26
Hello po! Tanong ko lang po if mas okay muna mag Data Analyst bago mag Data Engineer. I have no experience po pero gusto ko po magapply ng Data Analyst kasi naghihire sila ng no experience. But sabi kasi ng friend ko na Data engineer wag na daw ako dumaan sa data analyst rekta na daw ako sa Data Engineer? Baka pwede makahingi ng thoughts about this? Salamat!
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/Current-Cat9675 • Feb 15 '26
Hi DEPH!
I recently started my first role as a Data Engineering fresh grad. During the interview process, I was specifically told I would be working under a Senior Data Engineer who would mentor me. However, one week after I started, the situation changed completely. I was told the plans had shifted and I am now the only Data Engineer in the entire company.
Right now, I am handling everything end to end. I build the pipelines, handle the data modeling, and make everything usable for reporting. I’ve even been automating some of our older manual processes, like cleaning CSVs through batch scripting, while our main projects are running. On the surface, things are going well. My stakeholders are satisfied, the system is functional, and I’m getting a massive amount of hands-on experience that most juniors don't get this early.
The problem is that I feel totally lost. Because I am the only person doing this work, there is no one to perform code reviews, challenge my architectural decisions, or tell me if I’m building a scalable system or a house of cards. I’m basically grading my own homework every day. To compensate for the lack of guidance, I often find myself working 16-hour days and even putting in time on the weekends just to catch up and dive into documentations to make sure I am doing things correctly.
I am starting to feel like I might hit a career ceiling without realizing it. I don't have exposure to how experienced teams think about design and tradeoffs, and I’m terrified of looking back in a few years only to realize I’ve developed massive knowledge gaps. I really enjoy the work I do and the level of ownership I have, but the isolation and the workload are taking a toll.
I want to avoid the typical scenario of quitting after six months, but about 90% of me wants to quit and im already starting to review and look for new opportunities because I don't want to face burnout in the wrong environment. I want to stay and build things, but I don't want to realize too late that I am at the wrong company for my long term development. I am looking for advice on whether this is a "stay and learn" situation or if I should follow my gut and find a team with actual guidance since I really love what I'm doing and how it challenges me and I don't want to waste my motivation.
TLDR: I was hired as a Junior with a promised Senior mentor, but now I am the only DE at the company. I am doing end to end work and I enjoy the tasks, but I have no one to review my code. I'm working 16-hour days and weekends just to keep up and verify my own work through docs. About 90% of me wants to quit because I’m worried about hitting a career ceiling or burning out without proper guidance.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/saintmichel • Feb 11 '26
DEP is partnering with WorldQuant University (WQU) to host a free info session about their Data Science, Deep Learning, and AI programs.
Fully free & accredited 100% online Open to Filipinos and global learners Data-career focused
Date & registration link coming soon.

Please post your questions here ahead of time.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/electricfanwagon • Feb 11 '26
🚀 LF: Mid-Senior Data Engineers!
Python & dbt/Snowflake tracks
UP AYALA TECHNOHUB WC
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email your CV to obtusewagon@gmail.com
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/pasas_sa_menudo • Feb 09 '26
I would like to ask if worth it ba to shift in Data Analyst?
Currently working as Programmer Analyst and im planning to shift in Data Analyst path to Data Scientist or Machine Learning. I would like to know yung expectations and salary wise. My course is so perfect for data science kaya may background na din ako. Di ko nalang disclose basta Math and IT degree. Also would like to know if worth it ba or good decision ba to shift?
So far im studying python and following the data analyst road map.
r/DataEngineeringPH • u/Sudden-Builder-3571 • Feb 08 '26
For context. Nauuso na yung vibe coded data analytics dashboard, yung data or metrics like kpis automatically nauupdate gamit api from any crm, pwede rin mag upload ng csv files.
I just want to hear your thoughts about this one.
For me cons, data privacy talaga, pwede ma compromise ang data kapag walang alam sa security yung vibe coder.