corrius

I am a software/data engineer who is stepping up as the responsible of data in a 30-person startup and one of the first assignments is to choose and get up and running a BI tool so people that don't know SQL can explore data, create/look at dashboards and export data.

Now that I am looking into this problem I am curious what are other startups solutions to this.

- Is the CTO or one of the engineers taking requests and running queries and sending csv/excel files back?

- Do business people at your company know SQL so they can run their own?

- Do you run your own BI tool? If that's the case, which one? I guess most startups at this level don't need a BI tool but we have do as we have a strong business side and no-one knows SQL outside the engineering team.

Hi, I'm graduating this year and would like to find a non-profit organization to help while I'm in college but I don't know how.

I'm a software engineer and I prefer to help non-profit organization rather than doing and internship so I'll get the experience anyway while helping a non-profit organization.

Where would you look?