Senior Staff Software Engineer - Unity Catalog Runtime Enforcement

Lead and grow and engineering team delivering runtime enforcement outcomes in a high-severity, cross-org domain; establish scope, SLAs, and phased roadmaps.

Establish single-source-of-truth scope, operating model, and durable mechanisms for enforcement.

Lead multi-year, multi-team initiatives that shape how Databricks enforces Unity Catalog at runtime across compute types and engines.

Introduce tools to allow greater automation and operability of services.

Use your deep experience to help prevent and investigate production issues.

Plan and lead complicated technical projects that work with several teams within the company.

Contribute as a technical team lead by mentoring others, lead sprint planning, delegating work and assignments to team members and participate in project planning.

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