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Data & Analytics Events in Hamburg

The modern data stack has a vocal European community. This page collects events for the engineers, analysts, and analytics engineers doing the work: Databricks and Snowflake user groups, Microsoft Fabric and Power BI community meetups (a particularly active series across the continent), dbt meetups, Airflow and dagster practitioner events, PyData conferences, data-engineering guild nights, PostgreSQL and PGConf events, and the growing list of "we ship a data product" meetups at scaleups across the continent.

This page narrows the Hamburg calendar to Data & Analytics events. It's a subset of Germany's wider tech-event schedule, useful when you want something specific to go to in the city this month.

Upcoming tech events in Hamburg, Germany.

Upcoming Data & Analytics events in Hamburg

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Corporate Data Viz

Hamburg, 🇩🇪 Germany

Have you ever looked at a company network and wondered how anyone could make sense of all those connections? Or tried to turn complex company data into a story people actually want to explore?

At our next DataViz Meetup, we’ll take a closer look at how data visualisation can make company information more understandable — from networks and balance sheets to the (visual) stories hidden in millions of records.

First, Christina Brause, Investigator in Residence at North Data, will give us an honest look behind the scenes of the company’s data intelligence and visualisation work. Many people know North Data for its visualisations of corporate networks. But how do you automatically turn millions of records into visuals that remain clear and readable?

Then Marcel Pauly, data journalist at SPIEGEL, will explain how they analyzed Bundestag member of parliaments' disclosures of outside activities, using AI to parse the free-text entries and North Data’s API to identify the industries of the companies named.

We’re looking forward to an evening of data, visualisation and new perspectives — and to seeing you there! We're happy that North Data will sponsor drinks and snacks.

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The event is in-person only, in English language and free of charge. The main program will finish around 8 pm, but feel free to stick around and chat. Please sign up for the event, so we can estimate how many people are joining.
We kindly ask you to comply with our Code of Conduct online as well as at our events.
If you'd like to present something in the future (tool, project, work in progress) or if you have topic ideas for one of the next meetups feel free to get in touch.

Bring your colleagues and friends! We look forward to meeting you soon 👋

Wed 18 Nov · 17:3050–200
Data & AnalyticsMeetupFree

PyData Nov 25th 2026 Meetup

Hamburg, 🇩🇪 Germany

⭐️Agenda️⭐️:

•⁠ ⁠18:00 - Open Doors
•⁠ ⁠18:20 - Short Intro
•⁠ ⁠18:30 -19:00 First Talk(Omar Bachet) and Questions
•⁠ ⁠19:00 - 19:30 Break -Networking & Pizza
•⁠ ⁠19:30 - 20:00 Second Talk(MeiJu Huang) and Questions
•⁠ ⁠20:00 - 20:45 Networking & Pizza

First Speaker:

⭐️ Omar Bachet
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bachet/

The First topic: Metadata as Infrastructure

Abstract: Metadata is often treated as documentation or a feature of the data catalog—but its real value emerges when it powers the way data is discovered, governed, and operated. This talk explores how to treat metadata as infrastructure for data products: capturing it across pipelines and domain teams, keeping it trustworthy, and connecting it to practical workflows for access management, lineage, quality, and change notification. The goal: make metadata useful not just to people browsing a catalog, but to the systems and teams that build and use data every day.

Second Speaker:

⭐️ MeiJu Huang
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meiju-huang/

The Second topic: From Code to C-Level: Strategic Business Communication for Engineers

Abstract: Software engineers build incredible, complex products—yet great technical ideas often get stuck in translation when communicated to business stakeholders. When technical value isn't framed in terms of strategy, ROI, or business goals, projects risk losing budget, momentum, and internal support. In this talk, Mei Ju —a former Cyber Security Senior Consultant —bridges the gap between deep tech and executive decision-making. Drawing from three real-world scenarios across management consulting at Deloitte, corporate strategy at OTTO, and navigating the tech space as a woman with an immigrant background as founder and CEO in health tech, she shares how to strategically frame technical work, navigate pushback, and build authority.

Wed 25 Nov · 17:00< 50