Azure Architect role

Cloud Data Architect Role: T0 The ideal professional for this Cloud Architect role will:

• Have a passion for design, technology, analysis, collaboration, agility, and planning, along with a drive for continuous improvement and innovation.
• Exhibit expertise in managing high-volume data projects that leverage Cloud Platforms, Data Warehouse reporting and BI Tools, and the development of relational databases.
• Research, identify, and internally market enabling data management technologies based on business and end-user requirements.
• Seek ways to apply new technology to business processes with a focus on modernizing the approach to data management.
• Consult with technical subject matter experts and develop alternative technical solutions. Advise on options, risks, costs versus benefits, and impact on other business processes and system priorities.
• Demonstrate strong technical leadership skills and the ability to mentor others in related technologies.

• Bachelor's degree in a computer-related field or equivalent professional experience is required.
• Preferred master’s degree in computer science, information systems or related discipline, or equivalent and extensive related project experience.
• 10+ years of hands-on software development experience building data platforms with tools and technologies such as Hadoop, Cloudera, Spark, Kafka, Relational SQL, NoSQL databases, and data pipeline/workflow management tools.
• 6+ years of experience working with various cloud platforms (at least two from among AWS, Azure & GCP).
• Experience in multi-cloud data platform migration and hands-on experience working with AWS, AZURE / GCP
• Experience in Data & Analytics projects is a must.
• Data modeling experience – relational and dimensional with consumption requirements (reporting, dashboarding, and analytics).
• Thorough understanding and application of AWS services related to Cloud data platform and Datalake implementation – S3 Datalake, AWS EMR, AWS Glue, Amazon Redshift, AWS Lambda, and Step functions with file formats such as Parquet, Avro, and Iceberg.