Databricks Admin/Architect (Solutions)
oorwin aiPlano (TX)
About the role
Position Title: Azure Databricks Administrator on W2 only
Location: Plano, TX - onsite Duration: 12+ Months with Possible Extension
Job Description:
We are seeking an experienced Azure Databricks Administrator to manage, configure, and optimize Azure Databricks environments and Azure cloud infrastructure. The ideal candidate will have strong expertise in Databricks administration, Azure infrastructure, cloud security, networking, and Kubernetes. The resource will be responsible for ensuring secure, reliable, scalable, and high-performing data platforms that support big data engineering, analytics, and business intelligence initiatives at client.
Required Skills:
Must have 8+ years in Azure Cloud, Cloud Infrastructure, or related administration roles. Strong hands-on experience administering Azure Databricks environments. Proven experience in Azure infrastructure deployment, security, and networking. Experience working with enterprise security and governance standards is highly desirable.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience working in large enterprise environments such as telecommunications, financial services, or technology organizations. Knowledge of Databricks on Azure, including cluster policies, cluster pools, and compute governance. Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines for Azure and Databricks deployments. Experience with Azure DevOps and Git. Knowledge of Apache Spark and big data processing concepts. Relevant Azure or Databricks certifications.
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