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Craig David Cartagena has a strong background in data engineering and analysis. Craig David is currently working as a BI Data Engineer at Puntos Colombia. Prior to this, they were a Junior Data Engineer at PREDICTIVA S.A.S. and an Assistant Data Analyst at PwC Colombia. Craig David also gained experience as a Data Analyst at XM Filial de ISA. Craig's career started with an administrative internship at Universidad EAFIT, where they demonstrated problem-solving skills, the ability to learn new skills quickly, and a strong work ethic.

Craig David Cartagena completed their Systems Engineering degree at Universidad EAFIT from 2015 to 2021. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachillerato degree from Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, although specific dates were not provided. In addition to their formal education, they have obtained several certifications in various subjects. These certifications include SAS Programming 1: Essentials from SAS in February 2022, AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials (Classroom) from Amazon Web Services (AWS) in December 2021, Big Data Modeling and Management Systems from UC San Diego in September 2021, and ASF: Audit Documentation - Putting the Standards into Practice v11, Business Matters: Understanding the Client's Business v3, Cash and Cash Equivalents v7, Data Auditing Fundamentals v3, Introducing Estimates v3, Introducing related parties v2, Property, Plant And Equipment v8, PwC Audit - Overview v5 from PwC in July 2021. Moreover, they have obtained certifications in Introduction to Big Data from UC San Diego in April 2021, Analyzing Data With Python from IBM in March 2021, Exposing PI Data with the PI SQL Framework, Building Asset Hierarchies with PI AF, Configuring Analytics with PI AF, and Developing Applications with PI AF SDK from OSIsoft Learning, The Complete SQL Bootcamp from Udemy in February 2020, and Python 101 for Data Science from Cognitive Class in October 2019. Additionally, they completed an introductory flight from Classic Air Aviation, although the specific dates were not provided.