Athena-Redshift Data Integration

I need an AWS-savvy developer to make the data that already lives in Amazon Athena instantly available for querying from Amazon Redshift. A direct, one-time load is fine—no extra transformations are required—so the work is largely about wiring the two services together correctly (Redshift Spectrum, external schema, COPY from S3, or whichever native route you prefer), validating the results, and committing everything to Git.

Once this first case is complete, the job moves on to repointing those same Athena tables to new S3 locations. The new files may bring different columns or data types, so part of the assignment is updating Glue catalog definitions or SQL so Redshift keeps reading cleanly after the switch.

Throughout the process I want to shadow you: walk me through your code in Python, the Git workflow, the Glue crawlers, and any IAM permissions you touch. A brief hand-off session paired with concise documentation will wrap things up.

Key deliverables:
• Athena data visible and queryable from Redshift in a single pass
• Updated Athena/Glue definitions pointing to the new S3 buckets with schema mismatches resolved
• Step-by-step knowledge transfer (live session + written notes)

If you are comfortable juggling Python, Git, S3, Glue, Redshift, and Athena in one place, let’s get started.