I am a developer advocate at DuckDB Labs, the company behind DuckDB. I edit the documentation and the blog, give talks and run interesting benchmark experiments. I also co-organize DuckCons and DuckDB meetups.
Outside of my day job, I am a contributor of the Linked Data Benchmark Council (LDBC), a non-profit organization that promotes the use of graph data management technology and defines TPC-style graph database benchmarks.
Along with updates on what I’ve been up to, I also share some notes on this site.
Links
GitHub – Twitter – LinkedIn – Stack Overflow – Google Scholar – DBLP
News
- (upcoming) November: I will give a talk about DuckLake at Øredev 2025.
- June: I co-organized the DuckDB Berlin Meetup. The event had 100 people on site, making it the largest DuckDB meetup so far!
- June: I presented DuckDB and DuckLake at the Budapest Data+ML Forum. See my slide deck.
- May: DuckDB Labs released DuckLake, a new lakehouse format. I took a leading role in creating the launch strategy of the new format.
- April: I gave the closing keynote of PyCon Lithuania’s Data Day. See the recording.
- March: I gave a talk on graph databases at the Simonyi Conference, organized by my old alma mater, BME. The English translation of my slide deck is available, see Graph databases: Where theory meets practice.
- February: I co-organized the second DuckDB Amsterdam Meetup.
- February: I gave a talk in the Data Analytics developer room of the FOSDEM conference in Brussels. See the slides and the recording.
- January: I was a co-organizer of DuckCon #6 in Amsterdam. This was the largest DuckCon so far and the first one that we streamed online.
For older items, see the news archive.