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Data Engineering

AI-ready data infrastructure, built for scale

We build the data foundation your AI and analytics systems depend on — modern data stack (dbt, Snowflake, Databricks), real-time streaming pipelines, and governance frameworks that keep data trustworthy at scale.

What We Deliver

Core Capabilities

  • Modern Data Stack Implementation (dbt, Airbyte, Snowflake, Databricks)
  • Data Pipeline Architecture & Development
  • Data Lakehouse & Data Mesh Design
  • Real-Time Streaming Analytics (Kafka, Flink)
  • Data Observability & Quality Governance
  • AI/ML Feature Engineering & Data Pipelines

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By the Numbers

What clients achieve with GYSP

60–70%
less time on data discrepancy investigations

after analytics engineering with dbt and a defined semantic layer — one definition, everywhere

0
pipeline failures at market open

for a fintech client after rebuilding from batch to real-time event streaming on Kafka/Flink

2 days
average time-to-insights after stack rebuild

down from 3 weeks on ad-hoc queries against an ungoverned legacy warehouse

Industry Expertise

Industries We Serve with Data Engineering

Client Voices

What our clients say

We wanted a seamless digital platform that could grow with us, and GYSP delivered exactly that. The scalable architecture, mobile-first experience, and real-time analytics helped us personalise customer journeys and expand regionally much faster. Their combination of technical depth and strategic input makes them invaluable to our growth story.
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Michael Tan
Founder, eCommerce & Retail Platform
We were making business decisions on data that was 48 hours old. GYSP rebuilt our entire data pipeline — Fivetran to Snowflake, automated ETL, real-time dashboards — and suddenly we could act on what was happening now, not yesterday. The shift in business velocity was immediate.
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David Park
VP of Data & Analytics, Automotive Marketplace
We needed to replace a 15-year-old rules engine with a production-grade ML risk model. GYSP rebuilt the entire MLOps pipeline — feature engineering, training, deployment, and automated retraining — and gave us explainability tooling our actuaries could use in regulatory submissions. Underwriting speed improved 3x in the first quarter.
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Reza Ahmadi
VP Data Science, InsurTech Platform

FAQs

Common questions

Everything buyers typically ask before starting a data engineering engagement.

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What is a modern data stack and does our company actually need one?

A modern data stack is a set of best-of-breed, cloud-native tools — typically an ingestion layer (Airbyte, Fivetran), a cloud warehouse (Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks), a transformation layer (dbt), and a BI layer. You need it if you're spending more time fixing data than using it, or if your analysts are maintaining SQL scripts no one understands.

How do you handle data quality and governance at scale?

Data quality is built into the pipeline, not bolted on after. We implement dbt tests for schema validation and business logic, Great Expectations for runtime data quality checks, and data observability tooling for anomaly detection. Governance starts with a defined semantic layer so every team uses the same metric definitions.

How long does rebuilding a legacy data pipeline take?

A typical legacy warehouse-to-modern-stack migration takes 12–20 weeks depending on data volume, source system complexity, and the number of downstream consumers to revalidate. We migrate incrementally — the new stack runs in parallel until parity is confirmed.

Can you integrate with our existing BI tools like Tableau or Power BI?

Yes. We build the transformation and semantic layer to be BI-tool-agnostic. Whether you're on Tableau, Power BI, Looker, or Metabase, the semantic layer ensures consistent metric definitions regardless of which tool is querying the warehouse.

What's the difference between a data warehouse and a data lakehouse?

A data warehouse (Snowflake, BigQuery) stores structured, processed data optimised for SQL analytics. A data lakehouse (Databricks, Delta Lake) combines raw storage flexibility with warehouse-style querying — essential when you need to run ML workloads on the same data as analytics. Most companies start with a warehouse and move to a lakehouse when ML use cases become central.

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