How to Become a Data Engineer in 2020

Data engineers build massive reservoirs for big data. They develop, construct, test and maintain architectures such as databases and large-scale data processing systems. Once continuous pipelines are installed to – and from – these huge “pools” of filtered information, data scientists can pull relevant data sets for their analyses. Data engineers typically have an undergraduate degree in math, science, or a business related field. They use programming languages to mine and query data for analysis and sometimes use big data SQL engines. Depending on their job or industry, they also might have a certificate or higher education degree, but most data engineers can get their first entry level job after completing their bachelor’s degree. Here are five steps to consider if you’re interested in pursuing a career as a data engineer:

Earn a bachelor’s degree and begin working on projects
Fine tune your analysis, computer engineering and big data skills
Get your first entry-level engineering job
Consider pursuing additional professional engineering or big data certifications
Pursue higher education degrees in computer science, engineering, applied mathematics, physics or a related field

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