
Sami Torres developed analytics data infrastructure and aligned data models for the dataforgoodfr/13_odis repository, focusing on building a reproducible development environment and a data pipeline for ingesting data from multiple sources. Using Python, SQL, and dbt, Sami established scripts to manage dependencies and ensured that data model names were consistent across YAML and SQL files, addressing previous naming drift issues such as with population_nb_menages. This work improved data integrity and analytics readiness, laying a foundation for maintainable, repeatable deployments. The project enhanced the codebase’s clarity and usability, supporting future dashboard development and streamlining onboarding for new contributors.
December 2025 — Delivered Analytics Data Infrastructure and Data Model Alignment for dataforgoodfr/13_odis. Established a reproducible development environment with dependency scripts and a data pipeline for multi-source data ingestion; aligned data model names across YAML and SQL files to ensure consistency, data integrity, and analytics usability. Investigated an initial modification to population_nb_menages that did not work as intended and completed the model-name alignment with SQL definitions. Result: stronger data foundation for dashboards, improved analytics readiness, and a cleaner codebase.
December 2025 — Delivered Analytics Data Infrastructure and Data Model Alignment for dataforgoodfr/13_odis. Established a reproducible development environment with dependency scripts and a data pipeline for multi-source data ingestion; aligned data model names across YAML and SQL files to ensure consistency, data integrity, and analytics usability. Investigated an initial modification to population_nb_menages that did not work as intended and completed the model-name alignment with SQL definitions. Result: stronger data foundation for dashboards, improved analytics readiness, and a cleaner codebase.

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