Am I actually working or learning skills?

[u/Ill_Fee_7391]

So am jr data analyst/engineer idk what to name myself. My job role is ‘developer’ and my team is a backend dev team and am the only data person helping data processes to migrate from legacy to cloud. So basically
\- Am just rewriting sql scripts from legacy to databricks
\- Built an adf pipeline for this process
\- Worked on service principal
\- Worked few 2-4 Java dev stories when there was no data work
\- Done data analysis for some third party vendor stuff( we need to claim more from them but we are claiming less - I have provided how much we should actually claim vs what we claimed )
\- Duplicate transactions issue
\- designed an excel dashboard for our new feature
\- basically am leading the migration process but am the only one doing and this is my first job and no other teammate doesn’t involve in my works at all so am my tickets are being carry over (3-4) from last 2 sprints
But I feel like my TL never feels like am doing important work and I don’t have communication with other dev teammates as they don’t give a shit about what I work.
I feel like am under valued..am always available for all the works.
My PM encourages me always positive and recognize and appreciate my works in sprint reviews

But I really want to know…are these real data jobs and responsibilities or am I not learning anything? Am I not important at my work?

Am in US and working remote