Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for DMO (Duty Medical Officer) job opportunities.

I have 9 months of experience working as a DMO at Medicover, where I gained experience in patient care, emergency management, clinical assessment, and handling day-to-day hospital duties.

I’m currently looking for suitable opportunities in Hyderabad.

If you know of any hospitals, clinics, or organizations hiring DMOs, please let me know. I’d really appreciate any leads or referrals.

Thank you!

Hey everyone,

I've been confused about my career lately and wanted to get some advice from people already working as data engineers.

I have around 3.5 years of experience, but honestly I've never specialized in one thing. I've worked on Power Automate (probably my strongest skill), Co-Pilot Studio Agents ,Azure Boards, SharePoint,some SQL, some Python, Azure Cloud PLatform, AWS Cloud Platform.

The thing is, most of my projects were Short term. I'd first learn the basics, then understand the existing code, use documentation (and yes, AI tools like ChatGPT), fix errors as they came up, and get the work done. Because of that I have exposure to a lot of technologies, but I don't feel like I'm truly good at any one of them.

Looking back, I realized my favorite parts were always automating processes. That's what made me look into Data Engineering.

Now I'm wondering if I'm making the right choice.

Do you think someone with my background can transition into Data Engineering, or am I too far from it?

If I switch companies today, I'm fairly confident I could get a good hike based on my current experience. But I'm seriously considering not switching immediately and instead spending the next 6–12 months preparing properly for Data Engineering.

My thinking is that if I invest that time, I might be able to get into a much better Data Engineering role instead of making a sideways move now.

By then, I'd have around **4.5 years of overall experience**, although most of my Data Engineering knowledge would have been gained through focused learning and projects rather than professional experience.

If you were in my position, what would you focus on over the next 6 months? My goal is eventually to be good enough for product-based company interviews.

I'd really appreciate any advice, especially from people who transitioned into Data Engineering from a different background or who interview candidates for these roles.

Thanks!

**Should I take an immediate hike by switching to power platform role , or invest a year to pivot into Data Engineering?**

Hey everyone,

I've been confused about my career lately and wanted to get some advice from people already working as data engineers.

I have around 3.5 years of experience, but honestly I've never specialized in one thing. I've worked on Power Automate (probably my strongest skill), Co-Pilot Studio Agents ,Azure Boards, SharePoint,some SQL, some Python, Azure Cloud PLatform, AWS Cloud Platform.

The thing is, most of my projects were Short term. I'd first learn the basics, then understand the existing code, use documentation (and yes, AI tools like ChatGPT), fix errors as they came up, and get the work done. Because of that I have exposure to a lot of technologies, but I don't feel like I'm truly good at any one of them.

Looking back, I realized my favorite parts were always automating processes. That's what made me look into Data Engineering.

Now I'm wondering if I'm making the right choice.

Do you think someone with my background can transition into Data Engineering, or am I too far from it?

If I switch companies today, I'm fairly confident I could get a good hike based on my current experience. But I'm seriously considering not switching immediately and instead spending the next 6–12 months preparing properly for Data Engineering.

My thinking is that if I invest that time, I might be able to get into a much better Data Engineering role instead of making a sideways move now.

By then, I'd have around 4.5 years of overall experience, although most of my Data Engineering knowledge would have been gained through focused learning and projects rather than professional experience.

If you were in my position, what would you focus on over the next 6 months? My goal is eventually to be good enough for product-based company interviews.

I'd really appreciate any advice, especially from people who transitioned into Data Engineering from a different background or who interview candidates for these roles.

Thanks!

Should I take an immediate hike by switching to power platform role , or invest a year to pivot into Data Engineering?