This kind of internship vlog is so helpful! I'm about to start my first internship in US and I'm glad I found your videos, please keep vlogging!!! Thank you Maria!
Started new job in data engineering as well 🥺and I love this video because I relate soo much. I’m actually happy that I’ll be following your content from this vid, all the way to the current year
We thank you so much 😊 I hope your new job is going well so far! Data engineering is difficult if you’ve never done big data work before. I took the big data course at school AFTER I did this internship and that helped me understand more
I am shifting now into data engineering and wow this video blessed me so much. Thank you for this video! It really gave me a good idea of what to expect as an intern. This also encouraged me very much. Thank you!
@@maria_sitkovets_tech Thank you! May I ask how long of an internship would you recommend before someone applies to be a jr data engineer? I know it may depend on the individual, but more or less how long should one intern for?
Just started a big data engi intern position and I feel you! It's like half a semester of new stuff I'll need to learn. It's kinda overwhelming and scary coming in knowing almost nothing about data engi.
Yeah it's a lot of stuff! But don't worry, you don't need to know or learn everything just in a few months. Take your time. You'll have many years to learn if you want to continue in data eng!
Keep doing your content, I like it. I want to start maybe the same when I finish data engineering school, now I'm SDET, but DE is so interesting for me, subscribed!
Thank you so much! DE is really interesting even though I'm still new to it. ALSO YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO NICE! SUCH A BETTER VLOGGER THAN ME 😂 And your dog is so cute I'm jealous
woo! a new video at last! How were those hackathons, Maria? I did Hack the North this weekend and I have to say it was super intimidating but I did a little bit of front end work to help
Yay thanks Harpreet! They were really fun :D I went to She Hacks and Elle Hacks! It was cool because I got to work with girls I never worked with before and at Elle Hacks I got to teach two of my teammates stuff and that was cool. And I hope you had fun at HTN!!!! Some of my friends went too and they liked it. What did you build?
Cool vibes, keep it going! Also I was wondering what your take on using ergodox for programming is - I've had a hard time getting efficient at large due to the symbol positions and I'm not sure if maybe my layout's the issue :)
Thank you! Using the ergodox is okay for me since I did switch around my layout but yeah I probably should move where my brackets are and my comma to make it easier because I use those a lot when programming. I'm not very fast at typing on it either but I think that's fine since I mostly use it for programming where I need to think and then code it. But I sometimes do use it for note taking and I should try getting faster for that
@@maria_sitkovets_tech yeah the brackets are what gets you!!! I'm hoping to get in a good flow, I've just been a bit hesitant towards committing to my ergodox for coding
Like the video a lot! Do you have the list of the resources that you were studying on your first day (links, books, handouts, etc.)? Would love to learn them as I am now interested to data engineering direction but do not know where to start. Thanks!
Thank you! Most of the stuff was itnernal shopify docs. But also a lot of it was just me reading docs and getting started pages and watching videos about things like Apache Spark, Kafka, how CDC works, and Dimensional Modelling. So maybe google some of those and watch videos on them!
Hey I just started an Internship as a software engineer by my role is more of a data engineer. Even I'm learning a few same things! It's good to see you 🥰 And high five I also watch Anime in between work breaks 😍😂🔥 I can totally relate how few initial days are like, when you have to study n ramp up and get familiar to everything.
That's so cool! And thanks for leaving this comment 💕 anime is great and so is data engineering so I hope you enjoy your internship and learn a lot! Also any anime recommendations??!🤣
@@maria_sitkovets_tech hey thanks! I just started watching anime few months back only. I'm watching Naruto, as it was suggested by everyone around me. Do let me know what I can watch next! 🥰
@@gulbansaldesignexams ooo if you like naruto then maybe something similar to it like boku no hero academia or black clover! Or you can try something completely different like deathnote which is more of a thriller but it's amazing
@@gulbansaldesignexams I'm mostly reading webtoons now and sometimes watching bleach! And I'm now working in production engineering (video coming soon) and using kubernetes and golang
Hi! Long time viewer, first time caller. I also use an Ergodox (I think that's how I found your channel) and a sit-stand desk. Just wanted to say: you would be much more comfortable if your monitor was about 20-30cm higher. You want the middle of the monitor level with your eyes, while sitting or standing upright. Give it a try!
First of all thank you for watching my videos! And thanks for the suggestion. What do you use to prop up your monitor to be higher? Do you mean that I should be increasing the height of my desk or that I should put a textbook under my monitor stand or something?
@@maria_sitkovets_tech Pick up a monitor arm to attach to your desk. They make laptop trays to go on them as well so you can raise your MBP up since you're using it as a screen as well.
Aw that's so nice! And congrats on job! It'll be fine. Anything data basically means you have to learn everything on the job anyways so they shouldn't expect you to know everything
@@filmoney5746 that is so nice 😭😭😭 I'm so behind on editing that the video I'm making rn is from March but it's a day in the life of a data eng intern. I need to finish that and also get it reviewed by some people at work before I can post it
@@Adrian-ql5yz yeah i sent that to myself pn slack because I wanted to use a giph with him saying nice. And then when I sent it to my team it randomized it and sent one with him on the beach instead (you can imagine) 😳😆
It's just an internship program that I'm in. We switch areas every 8 months. And also I wouldn't say that that's true because the data engineers I know make a lot of money. It's similar to backend but more niche so I'd expect people to make more actually
Hey can you tell or give link for the data engineering handbook which you were reading in the beginning of this video? I am currently a data engineering intern it would be so helpful..
Hey! Actually that's something internal to people who work at my company so I can't but there is this weekly data engineering newsletter that I subscribe to here www.dataengineeringweekly.com/
hi congrats for the internship! i am doing my intern at dataware and this is my first internship experience and dont know anything at all :D just started learning python but i our project is sth about ETL and i was seaching for good resources, tutorials for this. Can you share with me if you know/have ?
congrats on also doing an internship! sadly I'm also new with this stuff so I don't have any really good resources for learning about ETL. I'm sure they exist though and good luck with learning python too!
Hi Maria. I'm Cristhian from latin america and I am a recent follower of your channel. I'm junior data engineer an I'm looking for a community data engineer that offers mini jobs an projects like volunteer 🤓. Do you know about that? I don't have good domination of English but I'm trying improve on that 🥲. Thank you 😃.
ooo good question! I think the best community is probably open source! Try going on github and finding data engineering repos that look interesting (you can start with the apache ones) and join any slack or discord servers they have. They might also have github issues labelled with 'good for beginner' or something like that which would help you try it out. Doing open source is like volunteering and you can do small tasks :) I hope this helps and thank you for following my channel 💖
Currently mostly pycharm, intellij, apache druid, and gcp. But that's just me and other people on my team probably use more tools and obviously I'm just in a very small subset of the entire data org at shopify
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This kind of internship vlog is so helpful! I'm about to start my first internship in US and I'm glad I found your videos, please keep vlogging!!! Thank you Maria!
Woah thank you so much!!! I'm happy that it was helpful 😁 And good luck at your internship!
Started new job in data engineering as well 🥺and I love this video because I relate soo much. I’m actually happy that I’ll be following your content from this vid, all the way to the current year
We thank you so much 😊 I hope your new job is going well so far! Data engineering is difficult if you’ve never done big data work before. I took the big data course at school AFTER I did this internship and that helped me understand more
I am shifting now into data engineering and wow this video blessed me so much. Thank you for this video! It really gave me a good idea of what to expect as an intern. This also encouraged me very much. Thank you!
That's so exciting! I'm sure you'll learn a lot and really enjoy it 😁
@@maria_sitkovets_tech Thank you! May I ask how long of an internship would you recommend before someone applies to be a jr data engineer? I know it may depend on the individual, but more or less how long should one intern for?
so much to learn! but its motivating that you dive in and looks like you take your time, pace yourself to ease stressors
what motivated you at that point in your life to study?
Just started a big data engi intern position and I feel you! It's like half a semester of new stuff I'll need to learn. It's kinda overwhelming and scary coming in knowing almost nothing about data engi.
Yeah it's a lot of stuff! But don't worry, you don't need to know or learn everything just in a few months. Take your time. You'll have many years to learn if you want to continue in data eng!
Wow, keep vlogging, please.
Really cool seeing your experience on Data Engineering.
Haha and show more animes that you are watching.
Thank you! And yes I love sharing what anime I'm watching 😄
Thank you for the video!! You seem to be a lovely person.
Hope you have an amazing week!😁
Haha thank you! You too 💕
i fall in love with you and your vids, Hope we can see more
Interesting comment 🤣 but thank you and yes I'll keep making videos! I love making them so much and now I finally have a not garbage editing software
Keep doing your content, I like it. I want to start maybe the same when I finish data engineering school, now I'm SDET, but DE is so interesting for me, subscribed!
Thank you so much! DE is really interesting even though I'm still new to it. ALSO YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO NICE! SUCH A BETTER VLOGGER THAN ME 😂 And your dog is so cute I'm jealous
Good luck!
woo! a new video at last! How were those hackathons, Maria? I did Hack the North this weekend and I have to say it was super intimidating but I did a little bit of front end work to help
Yay thanks Harpreet! They were really fun :D I went to She Hacks and Elle Hacks! It was cool because I got to work with girls I never worked with before and at Elle Hacks I got to teach two of my teammates stuff and that was cool. And I hope you had fun at HTN!!!! Some of my friends went too and they liked it. What did you build?
What kind of desk is it that you have? If you have a link to where I can buy it that would awesome if you could share it.
Sure! It's a standing desk from the company autonomous.ai
Cool vibes, keep it going!
Also I was wondering what your take on using ergodox for programming is - I've had a hard time getting efficient at large due to the symbol positions and I'm not sure if maybe my layout's the issue :)
Thank you! Using the ergodox is okay for me since I did switch around my layout but yeah I probably should move where my brackets are and my comma to make it easier because I use those a lot when programming. I'm not very fast at typing on it either but I think that's fine since I mostly use it for programming where I need to think and then code it. But I sometimes do use it for note taking and I should try getting faster for that
@@maria_sitkovets_tech yeah the brackets are what gets you!!! I'm hoping to get in a good flow, I've just been a bit hesitant towards committing to my ergodox for coding
Like the video a lot!
Do you have the list of the resources that you were studying on your first day (links, books, handouts, etc.)? Would love to learn them as I am now interested to data engineering direction but do not know where to start. Thanks!
Thank you! Most of the stuff was itnernal shopify docs. But also a lot of it was just me reading docs and getting started pages and watching videos about things like Apache Spark, Kafka, how CDC works, and Dimensional Modelling. So maybe google some of those and watch videos on them!
I don't feel that bad now for not knowing stuff! thank you for sharing this video!
Ahaha that's all I wanted for people to get from this ❤ everyone knows nothing at the beginning and it's okay and you learn over time
Hey I just started an Internship as a software engineer by my role is more of a data engineer. Even I'm learning a few same things! It's good to see you 🥰
And high five I also watch Anime in between work breaks 😍😂🔥
I can totally relate how few initial days are like, when you have to study n ramp up and get familiar to everything.
That's so cool! And thanks for leaving this comment 💕 anime is great and so is data engineering so I hope you enjoy your internship and learn a lot! Also any anime recommendations??!🤣
@@maria_sitkovets_tech hey thanks! I just started watching anime few months back only. I'm watching Naruto, as it was suggested by everyone around me. Do let me know what I can watch next! 🥰
@@gulbansaldesignexams ooo if you like naruto then maybe something similar to it like boku no hero academia or black clover! Or you can try something completely different like deathnote which is more of a thriller but it's amazing
@@maria_sitkovets_tech yeah I have few of these on my list! What r u watching these days? N also what tech stack are you working on?
@@gulbansaldesignexams I'm mostly reading webtoons now and sometimes watching bleach! And I'm now working in production engineering (video coming soon) and using kubernetes and golang
Liking the new edits (and your snacks) 🙂
p.s. don't forget to eat the yogurt on the lid
Yaaaay I'm happy I'm getting better in Clara's eyes 🥳 wow yes but the yogurt wasn't even a good flavour so that's why i didn't eat it from the lid too
@@maria_sitkovets_tech Loool alrighty that's fair
Hi! Long time viewer, first time caller. I also use an Ergodox (I think that's how I found your channel) and a sit-stand desk. Just wanted to say: you would be much more comfortable if your monitor was about 20-30cm higher. You want the middle of the monitor level with your eyes, while sitting or standing upright. Give it a try!
First of all thank you for watching my videos! And thanks for the suggestion. What do you use to prop up your monitor to be higher? Do you mean that I should be increasing the height of my desk or that I should put a textbook under my monitor stand or something?
@@maria_sitkovets_tech Pick up a monitor arm to attach to your desk. They make laptop trays to go on them as well so you can raise your MBP up since you're using it as a screen as well.
@@jayb____ hmmm interesting. Yeah I need to do a better assessment of my ergonomics
Read some datawarehouse books that can give you a clear idea
This was so helpful I just got a sql dev job and I'm so nervous and anxious lol
Aw that's so nice! And congrats on job! It'll be fine. Anything data basically means you have to learn everything on the job anyways so they shouldn't expect you to know everything
@@maria_sitkovets_tech appreciate you so much please keep posting we need this lol
@@filmoney5746 that is so nice 😭😭😭 I'm so behind on editing that the video I'm making rn is from March but it's a day in the life of a data eng intern. I need to finish that and also get it reviewed by some people at work before I can post it
Which stream u took after 10th? Like commerce, science like that
Boku no Hero lets goooooooooo (Also wow I learned so many new words watching this lol)
YASSSS and sorry I'm not good at explaining them
@@maria_sitkovets_tech Also Borat on the intro XD
@@Adrian-ql5yz yeah i sent that to myself pn slack because I wanted to use a giph with him saying nice. And then when I sent it to my team it randomized it and sent one with him on the beach instead (you can imagine) 😳😆
Why would you switch from backend to data engineering? Backend devs are in general paid more.
It's just an internship program that I'm in. We switch areas every 8 months. And also I wouldn't say that that's true because the data engineers I know make a lot of money. It's similar to backend but more niche so I'd expect people to make more actually
Thanks for being honest.keep posting
Thank you!
The data engg handbook is internal Uber guide or some published book?
Oh it’s not Uber but it’s internal to Shopify
@@maria_sitkovets_tech thank you.
Hey can you tell or give link for the data engineering handbook which you were reading in the beginning of this video? I am currently a data engineering intern it would be so helpful..
Hey! Actually that's something internal to people who work at my company so I can't but there is this weekly data engineering newsletter that I subscribe to here www.dataengineeringweekly.com/
@@maria_sitkovets_tech thankyou so much
what do you use to take notes?
I mostly use a physical notebook, google docs, and notion!
did you do maths? if so, what specifically did you use?
What do you mean? I did take maths courses in university but did not use them in this internship
@@maria_sitkovets_tech Yeah, I was referring specifically to this internship. I was wondering if you did them at all.
hi congrats for the internship! i am doing my intern at dataware and this is my first internship experience and dont know anything at all :D just started learning python but i our project is sth about ETL and i was seaching for good resources, tutorials for this. Can you share with me if you know/have ?
congrats on also doing an internship! sadly I'm also new with this stuff so I don't have any really good resources for learning about ETL. I'm sure they exist though and good luck with learning python too!
@@maria_sitkovets_tech ahh okay :) thank you for good wishes
ouuuu icu with the editing especially the intro 💩
Hehe yaaay I'm happy you noticed ☺️
Hi can you link the Data Engineering handbook please.
Sorry that one is something internal for shopify so it's more specific to what data eng is at shopify
@@maria_sitkovets_tech okay np I thought you were referring an open-source resource.Thanks for the earliest reply 👍
0:04 Deku 🥺
I still need to watch season 5
@@maria_sitkovets_tech I just started this Anime after finishing Tokyo Ghoul. 😁
if she is confident enough to vlog like this she 100% has a boyfriend, a husband, 3 kids, a dog, a step dad and a husbando pillow
What the heck this made me laugh so hard 😭 and sadly none of it is true. But I'd prefer 1 dog, 1 bunny, and 1 cat
😂😂😂
what a sweet girl
🥺 you're so pretty... Wish I could look like you :/
Waaaaah thank you 😮💕
Hi Maria. I'm Cristhian from latin america and I am a recent follower of your channel. I'm junior data engineer an I'm looking for a community data engineer that offers mini jobs an projects like volunteer 🤓. Do you know about that? I don't have good domination of English but I'm trying improve on that 🥲. Thank you 😃.
ooo good question! I think the best community is probably open source! Try going on github and finding data engineering repos that look interesting (you can start with the apache ones) and join any slack or discord servers they have. They might also have github issues labelled with 'good for beginner' or something like that which would help you try it out. Doing open source is like volunteering and you can do small tasks :) I hope this helps and thank you for following my channel 💖
What tools do u use?
Currently mostly pycharm, intellij, apache druid, and gcp. But that's just me and other people on my team probably use more tools and obviously I'm just in a very small subset of the entire data org at shopify