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Frank Munz
Databricks
Frank Munz works as a principal TM engineer at Databricks.
Before joining Databricks, Frank authored three computer science books and played a pivotal role in establishing technical evangelism and developer relations for Amazon Web Services across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Frank presented at top-notch conferences on every continent excluding Antarctica due to his aversion to cold temperatures. Frank has been invited to speak at events such as re:Invent, Devoxx, Kubecon, VoxxedDays, Big Things, and Java One. He holds a Ph.D. with summa cum laude in Computer Science from TU Munich and once upon a time, he worked as a data scientist in a group that received a Nobel Prize for demonstrating the link between certain cancers and viruses.
Before joining Databricks, Frank authored three computer science books and played a pivotal role in establishing technical evangelism and developer relations for Amazon Web Services across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Frank presented at top-notch conferences on every continent excluding Antarctica due to his aversion to cold temperatures. Frank has been invited to speak at events such as re:Invent, Devoxx, Kubecon, VoxxedDays, Big Things, and Java One. He holds a Ph.D. with summa cum laude in Computer Science from TU Munich and once upon a time, he worked as a data scientist in a group that received a Nobel Prize for demonstrating the link between certain cancers and viruses.
Badges 9
Talks 7
- Devoxx UK 2026
Spark Declarative Pipelines in Action: Live Avionics Streaming from 40,000 Aircraft Overhead
- Devoxx Greece 2026
Apache Spark Declarative Pipelines in Action: Lessons from Processing Live Aircraft Data at Global Scale
- Devoxx Greece 2025
AI supported Techniques for Data Engineers
- Devoxx Greece 2024
Generative AI for Data Platforms - Cutting to the Chase
- Devoxx Greece 2023
The Data Lakhouse for Streaming Data - A talk for everyone who ❤️ data
- Voxxed Days Ticino 2023
The Data Lakehouse: A tech talk for everyone who loves data
- Devoxx Ukraine 2019
What would you do with a million cores? high performance computing on aws








