Benjamin Trollope is a Data'ering @ Kittl - unleash your inner creative at Kittl. He possess expertise in microsoft powerpoint, microsoft office, teamwork, microsoft word, programming and 13 more skills. He is proficient in German and French. Colleagues describe him as "I've worked closely with Ben in product analytics domain for over a year in DH. He began his journey at DH as a junior data engineer and I've had the opportunity to witness his rapid growth in handling complex behavioral data. What sets Ben apart is not just his ability to tackle the daily technical challenges we face but also his keen sense for understanding stakeholder requests. Even when he was the only engineer responsible for this domain, he had a knack for reading the room and discerning what was needed. Ben made significant contributions by onboarding new engineers and creating exceptional documentation and visualizations. These resources have been invaluable for helping everyone, especially non-technical team members, to grasp the intricacies of our product analytics pipelines and the broader data flow. On top of these, Ben's positive attitude, politeness and reliability make him a joy to work with." and "Ben wasn't always on our team but when he joined he brought with him a project that he inherited one that many senior engineers had abandoned for other more fulfilling projects. Many junior engineers would have buckled (and nobody would have faulted them for it. I wouldn't have) under the immense pressure of such a task, the task being maintaining the pipelines and dealing with stakeholder requests and handling things if/when they broke. Not Ben. He pushed through and became the defacto expert on all things related to the project. He documented. He oboarded others when he joined our team and we took over the project with him. He lead efforts when we did the v2 of the project. I have seen Ben grow and I am very proud of him and the amazing, capable, smart data engineer that he has become and how he continues to cheerfully learn and take on new tasks and projects."