Enhancing Job Skills through Advanced Data Engineering & AI Monitoring

“Enhancing Job Skills through Advanced Data Engineering & AI Monitoring”

Introduction:

We at DATANOMIQ have developed a web application that monitors data on job postings in the field of Data & AI from various sources such as Indeed.com, Google Jobs, and Stepstone.de. Using APIs and web scraping, we gather data from the internet and extract job titles and required skills using Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques such as Named-Entity Recognition (NER). To analyze the skill clusters, we utilize Topic Modelling, an unsupervised machine learning method that reveals the differences in skill requirements. The entire web app is hosted on the Microsoft Azure Cloud using CI/CD and Infrastructure as Code (IaC). Our purpose is to provide insights into the current demand for skills in the job market and identify trends over time. This project serves as a show-case for DATANOMIQ’s upcoming Data as a Service (DaaS) Business.

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Web Application Monitors Data on Job Postings Related to Data & AI

A web application has been developed by DATANOMIQ that monitors data relating to job postings in the field of Data & AI from various sources including Indeed.com, Google Jobs, and Stepstone.de. The application utilizes APIs and web scraping techniques to obtain the data from the internet. Using Natural Language Processing (NLP), the application identifies and extracts job titles and the skills required for these roles.

Utilizing Named-Entity Recognition (NER), the application is able to accurately extract these skills from the job descriptions. The extracted data is then analyzed using Topic Modeling, a form of unsupervised machine learning, to create skill clusters. These clusters demonstrate the differences in skill requirements across various job postings.

The web application, known as the DATANOMIQ Jobskills Webapp, is hosted and deployed on the Microsoft Azure Cloud using CI/CD and Infrastructure as Code (IaC). This ensures efficient and reliable hosting of the application.

The current presentation of the web app focuses on the current labor market situation. However, the data collected over time will enable the identification of trends, such as changes in demand for specific skills or tools like Python, SQL, dbt, or Power BI. This information will be valuable for individuals seeking to learn new skills or for organizations looking to stay updated on the current and future demands of the job market.

The development of this web application serves as a showcase for DATANOMIQ’s upcoming Data as a Service (DaaS) business. By providing valuable insights into the job market and skills in demand, DATANOMIQ aims to demonstrate their expertise in the field of Data Science and Data Strategy.

About the Author

The author of this article is Benjamin Aunkofer, the founder of DATANOMIQ and a lecturer in Data Science and Data Strategy. Additionally, he works as an Interim Head of Business Intelligence and conducts seminars and workshops on topics related to BI, Data Science, and Machine Learning for various organizations.

In conclusion, the DATANOMIQ web application offers a unique and valuable resource for individuals and organizations interested in staying informed about the job market and the skills in demand in the field of Data & AI. Through the use of advanced technologies such as NLP and machine learning, the application provides accurate and relevant insights into job postings and skill requirements. The hosting on the Microsoft Azure Cloud ensures reliable access to the application, and the ongoing data collection will enable the identification of important trends in the industry. Overall, the DATANOMIQ Jobskills Webapp is a valuable tool for anyone looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving field of data and AI.

Summary: “Enhancing Job Skills through Advanced Data Engineering & AI Monitoring”

DATANOMIQ has developed a web application that monitors job postings related to Data & AI from various sources. Using Natural Language Processing and Named-Entity Recognition, the application extracts job titles and skills from the postings. The skill clusters are formed using Topic Modelling, highlighting the differences in requirements. The web app is hosted on Microsoft Azure Cloud and provides insights into the current labor market. Over time, trends in demand for specific skills and tools such as Python, SQL, dbt, or Power BI can be observed. This showcase is part of DATANOMIQ’s upcoming Data as a Service (DaaS) business. The article also introduces Benjamin Aunkofer, the founder of DATANOMIQ and an expert in Data Science and Machine Learning.

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