I'm a Data Analyst Intern at Matiks, a competitive math gaming platform, where I'm building their entire analytics stack from scratch . Before this, I spent 2.5+ years as a full-stack developer working with React, Next.js, and Node.js. I know firsthand how disorienting the dev-to-data switch can feel — the SQL, the new mental models, figuring out what actually matters to learn versus what's noise. I made that jump myself and now write about it on LinkedIn. Book a call if you want to talk through: Making the transition from software development to data analytics Breaking into data analytics with no prior "data" job title How to actually learn SQL, BigQuery, and dashboarding tools without drowning in courses Building a portfolio project that gets you noticed (this is literally how I got my internship) No generic advice — just what's actually worked for me, recently, in the real market.