F2F interview React fullstack Developer Dallas TX
F2F interview React fullstack Developer Dallas TX
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Experienced 8-10years Full Stack Engineer with React expertise and Databricks/Azure experience. This individual will build modern custom web applications, dashboards, AI-enabled tools, and operational interfaces that leverage DataSphere and Databricks data assets.
- Migrate current Palantir Workshops into modern React applications
- Migrate Databricks ETL to new serverless Databricks
- Develop responsive and accessible user experiences
- Resolve Azure networking, proxy, firewall, and authentication issues in Databricks and web applications
- Integrate with REST APIs and backend services
- Collaborate with business stakeholders on UI/UX requirements
- Develop and deploy APIs in AzureBuild applications that consume Databricks, Snowflake, and Azure data sources
- Support migration of existing data workflows where required
- Optimize data retrieval and application performance
- Develop automation and operational tooling
- Build AI-enabled applications using Databricks AI capabilities
- Develop monitoring and health check dashboards
- Support chatbot and agentic AI initiatives
- Build administrative portals for DataSphere applications
- Assist with Databricks Serverless migration efforts
- Enhance health check reporting and operational visibility
- Develop front-end interfaces for health check management and monitoring
- Support Azure-based application deployments
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