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Data pipelines
Streaming and batch with backpressure and replay; idempotent transforms that never double-count.
Solutions
Pipelines with lineage, forecasting that holds through seasonal noise, and numbers you can trace back to the source.

Overview / Solutions

Engineering practice · est. 2018
Streaming and batch pipelines, schema-enforced at the seams, with backpressure, replay and end-to-end lineage — on Snowflake, Databricks and BigQuery — so analytics, forecasting and ML all read from data the business can trust.
For a 1,200-store retailer, a hierarchical forecast at SKU × store × season replaced a model that rounded the long tail up to safety stock. The result: −18% inventory holding and forecast variance halved on long-tail SKUs.
What it includes
The expertise and workflows that make this solution useful in practice.
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Streaming and batch with backpressure and replay; idempotent transforms that never double-count.
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End-to-end lineage, so every metric has a one-click answer to where it came from.
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SKU × store × season, with long-tail SKUs borrowing strength from their category and region.
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Weather, macro, promo calendar and regional events, with lags searched per category.
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Store totals add up to chain totals, so planners can trust any single level of the forecast.
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Drift scores flag only the SKUs that need a retrain — without touching the rest of the hierarchy.
How we work
The principles every data science & analytics engagement runs by — published so partners know what to expect, and what to expect us to refuse.
Work shows up as code, infrastructure and shipped systems. Slides arrive late, if at all.
No subcontractor cascade. The engineers you meet on day one write the code on day ninety.
Every Labs product was paid for by us before it was sold. We don’t pitch what we haven’t bet on.
If your problem belongs elsewhere, you’ll hear it on the first call — not the third.
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The same engineers behind every capability — not siloed teams handing work over walls.
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SLA-bound, with an average reply under 24 hours — and no four-call qualifier before the real conversation.
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