Designing Data Science Tools at Spotify: Part 2 | by Spotify Design | Jun, 2022 | Medium
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When you’re working at a massive scale, like Spotify does, you accumulate huge amounts of raw data. Great product ideas can be derived from…
7 min read Jun 15, 2022 -- Press enter or click to view image in full size When you’re working at a massive scale, like Spotify does, you accumulate huge amounts of raw data. Great product ideas can be derived from all this data, but only once it has been processed, managed, and distilled into explainable insights. To make that workflow possible and easy to execute, our data scientists need usable, well-designed tools. That’s where my team comes in. I’m a product designer in the R&D Community at Spotify, and I’ve been working in the data tools space for a few years. I was brought in to…
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