Danila Grobov

Data engineer | tech lead
SEB

About

Danila Grobov is a data engineer and tech lead at SEB, leading a team in credit risk. In a regulated environment, large volumes of historical data must be stored for years and remain reliably accessible. Efficient processing at scale is therefore a core challenge. His team relies on Google Cloud Platform to turn heavy calculations over that data into fast, reproducible pipelines. Danila started out working on a fully on-premises SAS platform. That experience gives him a first-hand perspective on how critical data workloads move from legacy systems to modern cloud architecture, including the challenges of connecting on-premises data to the cloud along the way.
Workshop

Danila Grobov | Building the Bank’s Memory. Store Data Forever. Replay Any Point in Time

Data Warehousing, BigQuery, GCP, Data Ingestion, AI-Powered PDF Extraction, Model Development Platform

1. Abstract
How do you design a data platform that can preserve years of history, support model development and stress testing, and still remain maintainable over time?

In this hands-on workshop, participants will work through the architecture and engineering challenges behind building a robust data warehouse for Risk and Finance use cases. Together, we will explore data modelling in BigQuery, ingestion of structured and unstructured data, AI-assisted extraction from PDFs, pipeline engineering and the design of a model development platform.

The session will combine discussion, problem-solving and practical work in GCP.

2. Agenda
Intro: Workshop objective, problem definition and requirements
Session 1: Architecture – constraints introduced by Big Query. Efficient data model design.
Session 2: Data ingestion – structured and unstructured data sources.
Session 3: Using AI to extract structured data from PDFs
Session 4: Pipeline Engineering
Session 5: Model Development Platform

3. Objectives
Design a platform that continuously ingests data from Risk and Finance systems, preserves history indefinitely, supports model development, stress testing and analytical replay, and remains maintainable for decades.

A practical session combining discussion and design work – building a robust data warehouse for model development purposes.

4. Target audience and Prerequisites
Software developers, data engineers and other technical professionals interested in data warehousing and platform design.  

5. Technical requirements
GCP account 
Personal laptop

2026-11-24
09:00
17:00
4 TICKETS FOR A PRICE OF 3