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Our built-in aggregation framework is a powerful tool for performing analytics in real-time. We're joined by Asya Kamsky to talk about the foundations of the MongoDB Aggregation Framework, how it works, and how to use it. 

Our built-in aggregation framework is a powerful tool for performing analytics in real-time. We're joined by Asya Kamsky to talk about the foundations of the MongoDB Aggregation Framework, how it works, and how to use it.

Ep. 12 MongoDB Data Aggregation Pipeline with Asya Kamsky

Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Android | YouTubeAsya Kamsky started her career in technology in the late 80s. Throughout her career, she’s worked at different companies and held various roles. She’s currently Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB.https://media.blubrry.com/5minutementor/5minutementor473546891.files.wordpress.com/2020/03/25-asya-kamsky.mp3Transcript:ES: This is 5 Minute Mentor, a podcast where you’ll get advice from prominent engineers, authors, artists, and more in 5 minutes or less.ES: Today’s mentor is Asya Kamsky. Asya started her career in technology in the late 80s. Throughout her career, she’s worked at different companies and held various roles. She’s currently Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB.ES: This is their advice.AK: Trust your gut, in terms of what job feels right. It doesn’t matter if you’re a phenomenal programmer. If you don’t enjoy doing it day to day, it’s probably not a great long term career for you. Same thing for, you know, you might be good at let’s say, doing presentations, or teaching people things. But if you don’t also enjoy it, you know, I always feel like, the best career is one that’s the closest to the intersection things you’re good at, and things you enjoy, and things that somebody is willing to pay you to do. Right, because we might enjoy some things that we’re very good at, but maybe there’s no market for getting paid, you know, to play games, or goof around somehow. But somewhere between those three axes, and I think that those of us in technology are so superbly lucky because there’s so many companies out there that will need software engineers and technologists, techies in general for the foreseeable future.AK: So, the key is to find the part of that domain that has that intersection of you know, enjoying your work day to day and getting paid for. That’s kind of the dream, right?Asya Kamsky, Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB

Subscribe on: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/5-minute-mentor/id1471917749" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a> | <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/3uHJvYFdeUxxDsWRIfzSdk?si=OxaCQb6BSaeJ6Qnh2APCVw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a> | <a href="http://subscribeonandroid.com/mentors.fm/category/podcast/feed/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Android</a> | <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpLIWq12Fa6QAXzGid1QfQ/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a>Asya Kamsky started her career in technology in the late 80s. Throughout her career, she’s worked at different companies and held various roles. She’s currently Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB.<a href="https://media.blubrry.com/5minutementor/5minutementor473546891.files.wordpress.com/2020/03/25-asya-kamsky.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://media.blubrry.com/5minutementor/5minutementor473546891.files.wordpress.com/2020/03/25-asya-kamsky.mp3</a>Transcript:ES: This is 5 Minute Mentor, a podcast where you’ll get advice from prominent engineers, authors, artists, and more in 5 minutes or less.ES: Today’s mentor is Asya Kamsky. Asya started her career in technology in the late 80s. Throughout her career, she’s worked at different companies and held various roles. She’s currently Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB.ES: This is their advice.AK: Trust your gut, in terms of what job feels right. It doesn’t matter if you’re a phenomenal programmer. If you don’t enjoy doing it day to day, it’s probably not a great long term career for you. Same thing for, you know, you might be good at let’s say, doing presentations, or teaching people things. But if you don’t also enjoy it, you know, I always feel like, the best career is one that’s the closest to the intersection things you’re good at, and things you enjoy, and things that somebody is willing to pay you to do. Right, because we might enjoy some things that we’re very good at, but maybe there’s no market for getting paid, you know, to play games, or goof around somehow. But somewhere between those three axes, and I think that those of us in technology are so superbly lucky because there’s so many companies out there that will need software engineers and technologists, techies in general for the foreseeable future.AK: So, the key is to find the part of that domain that has that intersection of you know, enjoying your work day to day and getting paid for. That’s kind of the dream, right?Asya Kamsky, Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB

Enjoy What You Do (Asya Kamsky)

People that work in tech adapt to new technologies, learn new skills, and can work in different roles throughout their career. Asya Kamsky, Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB, started her career in the late 80s. We talked about her experience working in software development, systems architect, product management, and most recently in developer advocacy. Asya gave advice about navigating a career in technology. We also talked about her work at MongoDB in measuring the performance of databases.

Career Paths in Tech (Asya Kamsky)

Asya Kamsky is a Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB and has two decades of experience in highly technical, yet user facing roles. Asya is a subject matter expert in databases, static code analysis, scientific application programming, data warehousing and more. She is a frequent industry speaker and author.

Asya Kamsky is a Principal Developer Advocate at MongoDB and has two decades of experience in highly technical, yet user facing roles. Asya is a subject matter expert in databases, static code analysis, scientific application programming, data warehousing and more. She is a frequent industry speaker and author.