Data Platform Engineer with AI Experience

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applab systemsRedmond (WA)

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About the role

Position: Data Platform Engineer – AI Experience

Location: Redmond, WA

Employment Type: Full-Time

Salary: $90K–$95K (Max)Openings: 1

Role Overview: We are looking for a hands-on Technical Lead – Data Platform & Services Engineering with strong expertise in Azure Data Engineering, backend services, APIs, analytics, and cloud architecture. The role involves designing, building, modernizing, and operating enterprise-scale data platforms and services on Microsoft Azure.

Key Technical Requirements: Data Engineering Azure Databricks, Spark/PySpark Azure Synapse Analytics and Azure Data FactoryADLS Gen 2, Delta Lake, Lakehouse/Medallion ArchitectureSQL Server / Azure SQLCosmos DB and Kusto / Azure Data ExplorerETL/ELT, data warehousing, data modeling Data quality, reconciliation, and governance Backend & ServicesC#,.NET / ASP.NET CoreREST APIs and Microservices Azure Functions Event Hubs and Service Bus Entity Framework Core Authentication & Authorization Cloud & Dev Ops Microsoft Azure Azure Dev Ops, Git, and CI/CDAzure Monitor and Application Insights Azure Key Vault Docker / Kubernetes Good to Have: AI/ML or AI-enabled analytics experience React/Angular and Type Script GraphQLPower BIInfrastructure as CodeSRE / Production Support experience The ideal candidate should be comfortable owning solutions across data ingestion → data processing → lakehouse/analytics → APIs & services → monitoring → production operations. Have a Great Day! Warm Regards, Sania Wadhwa Technical Recruiter Contact Details: 609-755-5388 Email: sania@applabsystems.com 4365 Route 1 South, Suite 105 Princeton, NJ 08540www.applabsystems.com

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