6–12 weeksPlatform-independent

AI-Ready Data Lakehouse & ETL

One trusted, governed foundation for your dashboards and models.

For data and engineering leaders whose stack was built for dashboards: we design and build a modern lakehouse with tested ETL pipelines that turn raw source data into clean, model-ready datasets for BI, RAG, and machine learning. Your team sees working outputs inside the first two weeks and owns every component at handoff.

We reply within one business day.

Clients include Fiserv, Aetna, Shell, and Under Armour

01 — What you leave with

A running platform, not an architecture document

Every deliverable is live in your cloud account, versioned in your repo, and documented for the engineers who take it over.

01

Lakehouse architecture, built

Storage, compute, orchestration, and transformation framework stood up in your environment — sized to your volumes and your team's ownership model.

02

Tested ETL pipelines

Ingestion and transformation code with unit tests, data quality expectations, and CI — so a bad upstream change fails the build, not a board dashboard.

03

Governed, model-ready datasets

Domain data models clean enough for analysts and structured consistently enough for feature engineering and RAG retrieval, with lineage and documentation.

04

Observability & alerting

Freshness monitors, quality checks, and pipeline alerts wired from day one — because AI workloads have zero tolerance for silent failures upstream.

05

Runbooks & knowledge transfer

Operational runbooks for every component plus working sessions with your engineers, so nothing we built depends on us being available.

Want to see a real architecture?

Ask on the scoping call and we'll walk you through a redacted lakehouse design and dbt project from a comparable engagement.

Request a scoping call

Platforms and tools we build on

dbtSnowflakeDatabricksBigQueryApache IcebergApache SparkAirflowMLflow

02 — Why now

A warehouse built only for dashboards will not carry your AI roadmap.

Most existing stacks were designed backward from a set of reports. Models need something different: consistent structure, enforced quality, and lineage you can audit. Rebuilding for that after the AI work starts costs multiples of designing for it now.

One foundation, two consumers

Analysts get a trusted semantic layer and models get consistently shaped, governed inputs — from the same tested transforms, not two divergent pipelines.

Quality enforced at pipeline time

Expectations run before data lands, so problems surface in CI instead of as a wrong prediction or a number an executive can't reconcile.

Cost you can see

Storage and compute patterns are designed and instrumented up front, so platform spend scales with usage instead of surprising you at renewal.

03 — Why MojoTech

Enterprise data engineering, without the vendor incentive

Healthcasts — Healthcare & Life Sciences

Creating value and improved outcomes with aggregated data and AI.

We gathered data from 300K+ healthcare professionals across thousands of patient cases, warehoused it, and trained models on it. An initial GenAI exploration grew into an ongoing engagement to design, develop, and integrate AI features into production software.

300K+

HCPs’ data unified

500K

Consultations

3,500

Patient cases

We are blown away by how much time we save with the automation features developed by MojoTech. The new system allows us to import and visualize our agent’s commission plus transaction data more efficiently, drastically reducing errors and the time it takes to process payroll.
Benjamin MyersController, Pineapple Payments | Fiserv

Since 2008

Product and platform engineering for enterprise and regulated industries, in-house and US-based.

Snowflake, Databricks, dbt, AWS

Delivery experience across the modern data stack — which is why the architecture recommendation isn't theoretical.

Built to hand off

Tests, docs, and runbooks are part of the build, not a phase we run out of budget for.

04 — Who this is for

Built for teams whose data has outgrown its current stack

A strong fit if you

  • Have data spread across warehouses, SaaS exports, and legacy databases
  • Need one governed foundation serving both BI and AI/ML workloads
  • Have analysts spending more time reconciling numbers than answering questions
  • Want an in-house team that owns the platform after handoff

Probably not yet if you

  • Haven't confirmed which use cases the platform needs to support — start with a readiness workshop
  • Need source systems connected and migrated first, before any modeling work
  • Are looking to staff-augment an existing roadmap rather than design and build one

Start here

Start with a 30-minute scoping call

No pitch deck. We ask about your sources, your platform decision, and the analytics and AI workloads you need to support — then tell you what the build would take, what it would cost you in team time, and what we'd need to start.

  • 30 minutes, with the engineers who'd do the build
  • You leave with a scope, a timeline, and a fit answer
  • No reseller agreements — the platform call stays yours

What happens next

  1. 01Send the form. We reply within one business day.
  2. 0230-minute scoping call. Your sources, your platform, our read on fit.
  3. 03Scope and timeline confirmed. Domains, deliverables, and milestones in writing.
  4. 04Build starts. Architecture first, with working outputs inside the first two weeks.
Or email hello@mojotech.com — same team answers.

05 — Questions

What buyers ask before the call

How is the engagement priced?

Pricing is set on the scoping call, once sources, domains, and deliverables are confirmed. You get the scope and timeline in writing before the build starts.

What drives the 6–12 week range?

Mainly the number of source systems and data domains in scope, and how much existing pipeline code can be reused.

How do you handle security and data residency?

Everything is built in your cloud account and region, under your access controls, so your existing security and residency policies apply.

What do you need from our team?

Access to source systems, one technical owner for architecture decisions, and the engineers who will own the platform after handoff.

What if we’re not ready for a build?

If the use cases the platform needs to support aren’t confirmed yet, we’ll recommend starting with a readiness workshop instead.

MOJOTECH/ DATA

Data engineering — AI-ready foundations, fully visible