Germán Munuera

Germán Munuera has extensive experience in data engineering and architecture. Germán is currently working as a Principal Data Platform Engineer at Kantox, where they are building a self-serve Data Platform. Prior to this, they worked as a Data Tech Lead at Koa Health, where they designed and built a cloud-agnostic, scalable Data Platform. Before that, they served as a Senior Data Engineer at Alpha, designing and building a scalable Data Platform. Germán also held the position of Senior Data Engineer at WallaPop, where they designed a high-performance architecture for real-time analytics. Germán Munuera has co-founded Zinc Machine and Channel 4 You, where they were involved in various roles including co-founder, CTO, and software architect. Germán has experience working with technologies such as AWS, Kafka, Spark, Scala, Terraform, and MongoDB, among others.

Germán Munuera has a strong education background in data science and computer science. In 2014, they completed three courses in the Data Science Specialization program at The Johns Hopkins University, including The Data Scientist's Toolbox, R Programming, and Getting and Cleaning Data. Germán also obtained certifications in these courses from Coursera.

In 2013, Germán attended the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, where they studied Web Intelligence and Big Data, and obtained a certification from Coursera. Germán also completed courses in MongoDB at MongoDB University, specializing in MongoDB for Python Developers and MongoDB for DBAs. Germán received certifications for both of these courses from MongoDB. Germán further expanded their data science knowledge by taking the course Introduction to Data Science at the University of Washington, for which they received a certification from Coursera.

Prior to their data science education, Germán earned a Master's degree in Digital Business from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona in 2011. Germán also holds a Technical Engineering degree in Computer Science from Universitat Ramon Llull, which they obtained in 1994.