API to database ETL
Pull data from a public REST API every day, clean it with pandas and load it incrementally into a SQL database.
Python for data work: pandas, APIs, automation, testing and real ETL.
import pandas as pdimport requests def extract(url: str) -> pd.DataFrame: resp = requests.get(url, timeout=30) resp.raise_for_status() return pd.json_normalize(resp.json()["data"]) df = extract(API_URL).drop_duplicates("order_id")df["order_date"] = pd.to_datetime(df["order_date"])df.to_sql("orders", engine, if_exists="append", index=False)
This course teaches Python the way data engineers use it every day. You start with the language basics, then clean data with pandas, pull data from APIs, load it into databases, automate boring tasks and test your code. The final weeks bring it together in an ETL pipeline you can put on GitHub and talk about in interviews.
You learn by doing: every week has hands-on exercises on Google Classroom, and every module ends with something you built yourself.
Functions, modules, error handling and readable code that others can maintain.
Clean, merge, reshape and aggregate messy data sets quickly.
Call REST APIs, handle pagination and auth, and load data into SQL.
Scripts for files, Excel reports, emails and scheduled jobs.
pytest, fixtures, type hints and linting, the habits teams expect.
Extract, transform and load with logging, config and tests.
A clear plan from the first session to the last. The pace adapts to you: if you already know a topic we move faster, and if something needs more time we take it.
Real projects you can put on GitHub and explain with confidence in interviews.
Pull data from a public REST API every day, clean it with pandas and load it incrementally into a SQL database.
Replace a manual weekly Excel report with a script that builds the workbook and emails it automatically.
A command line tool that validates CSV files against rules and produces a clear report, fully tested.
The same tools used by data teams in real companies.
Every session is just you and me, never a batch. No recordings, so we can talk openly about your code.
Each session is 1 hour 15 minutes, on weekdays, weekends or both. We agree the schedule before starting.
Assignments, projects, quizzes, interview questions and homework, all organised in one place.
You build projects like the ones companies run, and get feedback on your code and design.
Common questions, live coding practice and mock interviews with honest feedback.
CV, LinkedIn, applications and interviews. I stay with you until you are hired, as long as you do the work.
You pay for your time with me, not per course. All prices are in US dollars.
Senior Data Engineer at Algo · Lahore, Pakistan
I build data platforms with Snowflake, Azure Databricks, Azure Data Factory and Microsoft Fabric every day, and I have been mentoring since 2021. I teach what I use at work, and I stay with you until you land the job.
No. It focuses on Python for data: pandas, APIs, databases, automation and pipelines. That is what data engineering and analytics jobs need.
It is not required, but SQL and Python together are what most data jobs ask for. Many students take SQL Developer first, then this course.
You get an introduction to the PySpark way of thinking at the end. Full PySpark is covered in the Azure Databricks Engineer course.
200 USD per month whichever course you choose. You can also pay 100 USD every 15 days or 50 USD per week. All prices are in US dollars wherever you live.
If the training is not right for you after the first session, you get a full refund. After that, payments already used for completed sessions are not refunded, but unused prepaid time can be refunded.
Yes. As long as you attend your sessions and complete the assignments and projects, I keep helping you with CV, LinkedIn, mock interviews and job applications until you are hired.
Yes. Students join from many countries. We pick session times that work for your time zone before we start.
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