Azure Databricks Developer Louisville, KY & Pittsburgh, PA (Onsite) Contract
Azure Databricks Developer Louisville, KY & Pittsburgh, PA (Onsite) Contract
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design, develop, and optimize data pipelines using Azure Databricks and Apache SparkBuild scalable ETL/ELT processes to ingest data from various sources (structured, semi-structured)
- Work closely with data architects and analysts to understand data requirements and implement solutions
- Write advanced PySpark/Scala scripts and performance-tune Spark jobs
- Implement data quality checks and validation rules
- Integrate with Azure components like Data Lake Storage (ADLS), Data Factory, Synapse, Event Hubs
- Support deployment, monitoring, and debugging in Azure environments
- Collaborate in Agile/Scrum teams, attend stand-ups, demos, and code reviews
- 8+ years of experience in Data Engineering roles 5-7+ years of strong hands-on experience with Azure Databricks
- Strong knowledge of PySpark, SQL, Spark SQLExperience with Azure Data Factory, ADLS Gen2, Synapse Analytics, and Azure DevOpsProficiency in working with Delta Lake, DataFrames, and optimization techniques
- Excellent understanding of data modeling and large-scale data processing
- Strong debugging, performance tuning, and troubleshooting skills
- Ability to work onsite and attend face-to-face interviews
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