Azure Data Architect
software technologyHouston (TX)
Azure Data Architect
Posted yesterday
software technologyHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Azure Data Architect
Location: Remote
Experience/Requirements:
Tech stack: Azure AD, Azure Key Vault, API Management, Azure Data Factory (ADF), Azure Databricks (DBX), Azure Storage, Azure SQL DB, Azure App Insights, Azure App Monitor, PowerBI (Power BI) The Azure Data Architect will design and implement the components of the solution related to data storage, management, and integration. Architect with extensive data engineering experience. As a data platform architecture SME you will be a key point of contact for encouraging best practice & standards, reusability to design solutions using varied Azure native products like Azure Databricks, Azure Data Factory (ADF), Azure Storage, Azure SQL Data warehouse, Azure SQL DB etc. Act as a key point of escalation to the team as it relates to the data side, mediating and resolving conflicts. Person should be motivated and self-driven.
Experience:
4+ years architecture experience with focus on data services. In depth knowledge and work experience of Azure Technologies Azure Data Factory (ADF) Databricks Azure Storage SQL Server Azure App Insights Big Data Storage Strategies and Technologies Knowledge of Programming Languages like Scala, Python, R etc for practical application Proven experience in having delivered integrated technical solutions on Azure Experience with Agile Methodologies
Required Skills: Azure, SalesForce.
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