Data Solution Architect | ONSITE - Boston, MA
samprasoftEast Boston (MA)
Data Solution Architect | ONSITE - Boston, MA
Posted 11 days ago
samprasoftEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job TitleWork Location: ONSITE - Boston, MA
Required:
Minimum of 15 years IT experience in Data BIA solution architecting of which at least 3 years in Azure Snowflake DatabricksGood experience in Data architecture data warehousing architecture ETLELT parallel and multiprocessing APIs Streaming and real time data integrationMust have good work experienceknowledge in ADLS ADF Snowflake Databricks Azure AIML Purview APIs Collibra Data processing in Azure cloudMust have good experience in architecting and implementing solutions based on Data Fabric and Data mesh principlesIn depth technical knowledge of Snowflake Databricks architecture and operationStrong experience in SQLUnixPython scripting and database design principlesArchitecting scalable and efficient data models and ensuring seamless integration with various data sourcesStrong experience in providing data security and performance tuningStrong understanding of RBAC and other authorization mechanismExperience in suggesting in innovative solutions based on Snowflake Databricks new features and latest trends to development teamExpertise in deploying Snowflake features like Data SharingProven experience in leading data architecture projects and providing technical guidanceKnowledge of multiasset investment strategies risk management and regulatory complianceRequired Skills: Data Warehouse Additional Skills: Data Architect
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