Databricks Migration Delivery Consultant
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
Databricks Migration Delivery Consultant
Posted today
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Leading complex migrations from legacy systems to the Snowflake platform, the remote contract Databricks Migration Delivery Consultant will design tailored migration strategies, collaborate with customers and system integrators, and ensure seamless transitions while leveraging strong expertise in Databricks and Spark.
Key responsibilities:
Design comprehensive migration plans and solutions tailored to customer needs for a seamless transition to Snowflake
Act as the technical expert during implementation, deploying Snowflake and ensuring knowledge transfer to customers
Collaborate with cross-functional teams and document project learnings to continuously improve Snowflake's products and marketingRequired qualifications 8-11 years of experience as a solutions architect, data architect, database administrator, or data engineer
Strong skills in Databricks and Spark, with hands-on experience in data warehouse systems
Experience migrating on-prem data warehouse solutions to cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP)
Outstanding presentation skills for both technical and executive audiences
University degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or related fields, or equivalent experience
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