Ola Gustafsson
Data Scientist at Mynewsdesk
Unlocking Search with a Global Community
Ola Gustafsson, a Data Scientist, discusses his experience taking Search on co:rise, building deep connections, and applying knowledge directly to his work.
Read more ->Stay in the loop
Daniel Tunkelang
co:rise instructor, Search Fundamentals and Search with ML
Using machine learning to improve search: A conversation with Daniel Tunkelang and Dmitry Kan
Daniel Tunkelang is one of the instructors of the co:rise Search Track, and former search lead at Google, Linkedin, and co-founder Endeca. He recently sat down with Dimitry Kan, AI scientist at Silo AI, to discuss using ML to improve search.
Read more ->Mike Wu
co:rise instructor, Data Centric Deep Learning
Vijay Karunamurthy.
Head of engineering, Scale AI
The future of AI and Machine Learning: A conversation with Vijay Karunamurthy
Vijay Karunamurthy is the head of engineering at Scale AI. He has been at the forefront of new developments in AI in personalization, privacy, search, monetization, and more. co:rise instructor Mike Wu sat down with Vijay to talk about his career journey, recent developments in AI, and his advice for getting into this fast-growing field
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staff
How co:rise Helped Ben Wilson Land a New Job (and a Side Gig in Doodling)
Ben Wilson is an analytics engineer at Mammoth Growth, an analytics consultancy that helps companies get the most out of their data. He landed the role after taking the Analytics Engineering with dbt course with co:rise.
Read more ->Emily Hawkins
Data engineering manager, Drizly. Instructor, co:rise
My Journey to Analytics Engineering: How I Got Started and You Can, Too
I started as a BI analyst 3 years ago, and now I'm a Data Engineering Manager building out our Data Platform team. I’ve created this dbt course with co:rise so that I can help other people break into analytics engineering.
Read more ->Daniel Tunkelang
High class consultant; former LinkedIn, Google, cofounder of Endeca
Search: Teaching the Fundamentals
Search engines are at the heart of the digital world. We interact with them on the outside, using search engines to find information, products, and more. But they do even more unseen work behind the firewall, processing event logs, etc.
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