Join our team as a Data Platform Engineer, playing a key role in shaping and enhancing our data platform's architecture. You'll contribute to the blueprint and design, ensuring all components are seamlessly integrated.

This position involves close collaboration with Integration Architects and Data Architects. Your focus will be on creating cohesive connections between systems and refining data models for optimal performance and usability.

We are looking for an individual who can independently contribute and grow into a Subject Matter Expert (SME). This role offers the opportunity to drive solutions for complex data-related challenges and foster effective communication within a dynamic team environment.

Contribute significantly to the data platform blueprint and design, ensuring alignment with project goals. Collaborate with architects to maintain seamless integration across systems and data models. Actively participate in team discussions and provide innovative solutions to technical problems. Partner with cross-functional teams to ensure the data platform effectively meets business requirements. Assist in identifying and resolving technical issues within the data platform integration. Mentor junior team members by sharing expertise and promoting best practices. Continuously monitor and optimize the data platform's performance to adapt to evolving project needs.

A strong command of the Databricks Unified Data Analytics Platform is essential for this role. Demonstrated experience in developing and managing data pipelines within cloud environments. Solid understanding of data integration techniques and adherence to industry best practices. Familiarity with distributed computing frameworks and large-scale data processing concepts. Proficiency in working with diverse data storage solutions and a commitment to data quality. Competence in scripting and automation to streamline and enhance data workflows. Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience is required, specifically with Databricks Unified Data Analytics Platform.