Mr Fox SQL

My name is Rolf Tesmer (aka Mr. Fox SQL) - and I work as an Azure Cloud Architect (Data | Analytics | AI/ML) for Microsoft in Melbourne (Australia).
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I started working with the SQL platform on Version 6.0 (that’s 1994!) – and have probably scoped and delivered 100’s of successful data solutions over that time. I’ve had the opportunity to present extensively including at PASS, TechEd, Ignite, SQL Saturday, Australian Computer Society (ACS), SQL User Groups, Customer & Partner Roadshows, etc to audiences both large (500+) and small (5+) and really enjoy sharing new ideas.
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From a personal tech interest perspective, I love All Things Cloud + Data (Azure, Data Warehousing, Streaming Data / IoT, Machine Learning / Artificial Intelligence, BI / Visualisation / Story-Telling and Spatial).
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From a day-to-day BAU work angle, as an Azure Data & AI Cloud Architect (CSA) at Microsoft I focus on Azure cloud technology, solutions design/architecture, migrations, best practices and deployment guidance in the Azure Cloud.
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Contacts & Information
Blog Email... rolf.tesmer@mrfoxsql.com.au
Blog Website... https://mrfoxsql.wordpress.com/
You Tube... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf4voJ1GYsFmQ96XIFUYg3Q/playlists
Linked In... https://au.linkedin.com/in/rolftesmer
GitHub... https://github.com/rolftesmer
Twitter... (no presence)
  • Interests: Databases, DW, BI, AI, ML, SQL, Visualisation, Streaming, Architecture, Security, Automation
  • Skills: Anything Data, AI, ML or Analytics in the Cloud (Azure or AWS)

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