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Sr. Full Stack Engineer (Databricks)

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insight globalHerndon (VA)

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About the role

Full Stack Engineer Insight Global is seeking a Full Stack Engineer to join our client in the federal contracting space. In this role, you will be responsible for deploying, configuring, integrating, and supporting Databricks and related data infrastructure within a secure cloud environment. The role will work closely with cloud, data, security, and DevSecOps teams to build scalable and repeatable infrastructure supporting modern data engineering and AI/ML initiatives. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience deploying and operating Databricks, along with a strong background in cloud engineering, automation, integration, and troubleshooting. This person will also work directly with technical stakeholders, help guide technical approaches, and provide leadership and mentorship to other engineers. Deploy, configure, and support Databricks and cloud-based data infrastructure. Manage compute, storage, identity, access controls, Unity Catalog, and platform services. Automate deployments using IaC, scripting, APIs, and CI/CD pipelines. Integrate Databricks with data sources, cloud services, security tools, and enterprise applications. Support data pipelines, data engineering workloads, and Databricks applications. Troubleshoot platform, performance, integration, and access issues. Collaborate with cloud, security, DevSecOps, and data engineering teams. Maintain technical documentation and operational procedures.

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