Your data platform is only as good as the pipelines feeding it. Fragile, undocumented ETL jobs that break at 2 AM and take days to debug — that's the status quo we replace with production-grade pipeline engineering built for scale, observability, and change.
dbt, Fabric Dataflows, Spark — transform inside the warehouse, not before it
Airflow, ADF, Fabric pipelines — DAG-based scheduling with dependency management
Automated validation, schema checks, anomaly detection at every pipeline stage
Monitoring, alerting, lineage, and SLA tracking for every data flow
Every dashboard, every ML model, every analytics report depends on data arriving on time, in the right format, with the right quality. Yet ETL pipelines are often the most neglected infrastructure in the data stack — built quickly to solve an immediate need, then left to accumulate technical debt until they fail at the worst possible time.
Modern ETL/ELT development is software engineering applied to data movement. It means version-controlled transformations (dbt), DAG-based orchestration (Airflow, ADF), automated data quality gates (Great Expectations), incremental loading strategies that reduce compute costs, and observability that tells you what went wrong, where, and why — before stakeholders notice.
Xylity matches pipeline engineers who build data flows as production software — with testing, CI/CD, monitoring, and documentation. Whether you're migrating from SSIS to Fabric pipelines, building a medallion architecture on Databricks, or refactoring a tangled web of stored procedures into clean dbt models — our consulting-led matching ensures you get engineers with the right platform depth.
Every pipeline engagement is staffed by engineers who treat data movement as production software — with testing, versioning, monitoring, and documentation built in from the start.
Modular, tested, version-controlled SQL transformations. Staging models, intermediate transformations, mart definitions, tests, and documentation. The modern standard for analytics engineering that replaces stored procedure spaghetti.
DAG-based pipeline orchestration using Airflow, Azure Data Factory, Fabric pipelines, or Prefect. Dependency management, retry logic, SLA monitoring, and failure alerting. Production-grade scheduling that handles complexity gracefully.
Move only what changed. Incremental loading strategies, merge patterns, and change data capture implementations that reduce compute costs by 80%+ compared to full-reload approaches while maintaining data freshness.
See data integration →Automated quality gates using Great Expectations, dbt tests, or custom validation frameworks. Schema validation, null checks, referential integrity, business rule assertions, and anomaly detection — at every pipeline stage, not just the end.
Migrating from SSIS, Informatica, Talend, or stored-procedure-based ETL to modern cloud-native tools. Not a one-to-one translation — a re-architecture that leverages your target platform's strengths.
See cloud migration →Execution monitoring, data lineage, cost tracking, and SLA dashboards. Know what ran, what failed, what's slow, and how much it costs — before anyone asks. Monte Carlo, Elementary, or custom observability implementations.
SQL transformations, testing, documentation, incremental models, packages
DAG orchestration, sensors, operators, XComs, task groups, pools
Copy activities, data flows, linked services, integration runtimes, triggers
Dataflows Gen2, notebooks, copy jobs, shortcuts, OneLake integration
Large-scale transformations, Delta Lake writes, DataFrame operations
Managed ELT, pre-built connectors, schema normalization, CDC sync
Data quality testing, validation suites, profiling, documentation
Data observability, pipeline monitoring, anomaly detection, lineage
We map your data sources, target platform, existing pipelines, and pain points. The matching starts from your specific stack and scale requirements.
Pipeline developers matched for your tools (dbt, Airflow, ADF, Fabric) and platform (Snowflake, Databricks, Fabric). Production pipeline experience verified through scenario assessment.
Pipelines built as production software: version-controlled, tested, documented, and monitored. Incremental loading, quality gates, and observability from day one.
Performance tuning, cost optimization, monitoring setup, and knowledge transfer. Your pipeline infrastructure is production-grade and your team owns it.
You've built the lakehouse. Now you need the engineering discipline to feed it reliably. Xylity matches pipeline engineers who build data flows as production software — with testing, CI/CD, incremental loading, and observability built in from the start. Our consulting-led approach starts from your platform architecture and data sources.
Start a Consulting Engagement →dbt, Airflow, medallion architectures, incremental loading — modern pipeline development requires specific tool expertise that generalist SQL developers don't have. When your client's project needs modern data engineering, Xylity delivers curated pipeline developer profiles from our 200+ partner network. First profiles in an average of 4.3 days.
Scale Your Pipeline Delivery →Tell us about your data sources, target platform, and pipeline requirements. We'll match engineers who build reliable, tested, observable data flows.