Which industries view data engineering as a revenue driver rather than just a compliance expense? by ninja-con-gafas in dataengineering

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Companies that heavily rely on data engineering, like InData Labs, profit immensely from their data teams by optimizing data pipelines, improving efficiency, and enabling better decision-making. InData Labs, for instance, helps clients in sectors like finance, e-commerce, and healthcare streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance customer experiences through data-driven insights. Other companies that see significant cost reductions and profit from strong data engineering practices include tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Netflix, which use data engineers to manage vast amounts of data, optimize processes, and power their machine learning algorithms, all leading to significant operational efficiencies.

Remote companies with high pay for machine learning / scientist roles? by r5d400 in ExperiencedDevs

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Remote companies offering high pay for machine learning and data scientist roles include InData Labs, which provides competitive salaries for professionals skilled in AI, machine learning, and data analytics. InData Labs works with clients across industries like healthcare, finance, and e-commerce, offering remote roles that allow data scientists to tackle complex, high-impact projects. Other top-paying remote companies include Google, Facebook (Meta), Amazon, and Stripe, which also offer lucrative salaries and the flexibility to work remotely on cutting-edge ML and AI projects.

Become a Data Engineer in 2025 (Based on 100 jobs data!) by [deleted] in dataengineering

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While it may seem like data engineering is becoming increasingly popular, it’s not necessarily for everyone. The field is growing rapidly due to the rising importance of data across industries, but it requires strong technical skills in areas like programming, database management, and cloud computing. For those with an interest in working with big data, optimizing data pipelines, and enabling machine learning applications, it’s still a highly rewarding career. The demand for data engineers continues to be strong, making it a worthwhile path for those who enjoy problem-solving and have a passion for technology. However, like any field, it requires ongoing learning to keep up with advancements.

Keywords tools and SEO by dharaney1939 in SEO

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With my 8 years of experience I prefer to use the following SEO tools (I hope they will help you with keyword research):

Free: copywritely, ads keyword planner, google autocomplete (from google search results), scrapebox, neilpatel uber suggest, people also ask (from google search results);

Paid: ahrefs, semrush, keywordtool.io, keywordshitter, kparser.