Snowflake Architect

Posted 17 days ago

ltmWaterbury (CT)

Database Architects Computer Systems Design Services

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Snowflake Architect Danbury,

Connecticut Onsite Job Summary: Seeking an experienced Associate Principal with deep expertise in Snowflake architecture to lead and drive advanced data solutions Job Description Design develop and optimize Snowflake data warehouse solutions to meet business requirements Leverage extensive knowledge of Snowflake architecture to ensure scalable secure and highperforming data platforms Collaborate with crossfunctional teams to integrate Snowflake with other data tools and systems Lead the evaluation and implementation of Snowflake best practices for data ingestion transformation and storage Drive innovation in data architecture by exploring new Snowflake features and capabilities Provide technical guidance on Snowflake data modeling query optimization and resource management Ensure data governance compliance and security standards are maintained within Snowflake environments Roles and Responsibilities Lead and mentor technical teams in Snowflake architecture and development Define and enforce architectural standards and best practices for Snowflake deployments Oversee complex Snowflake projects from inception through delivery ensuring quality and timely execution Partner with business stakeholders to translate requirements into scalable Snowflake solutions Conduct performance tuning and troubleshooting to maintain optimal Snowflake system performance Collaborate with data engineers architects and analysts to drive data strategy and roadmap Provide thought leadership and contribute to organizational knowledge sharing on Snowflake technologies Manage risk identify potential issues early and implement mitigation strategies related to Snowflake implementations"

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