Data Architect
We are looking for a talented data architect to take technical ownership of a mission-critical organization wide master data platform. In this role the engineer will be responsible for implementing sophisticated data structures in a relational database to support a rapidly evolving business. The role will require designing future-proof relational data models to support business needs and planning for migration from current-state architecture to future state architecture. The ideal candidate should have deep experience architecting and managing high sensitivity/high connectivity data platforms in SQL.
Responsibilities
* Create and maintain data pipelines that ingest, transform and stage data.
* Work directly with business and tech partners to design future-state data architecture to support complex relationships between enterprise-critical objects
* Work deeply in SQL to analyze shortcoming of the existing architecture and plot a course for optimizing the model
* Coordinate with various upstream/downstream systems across the organization to establish and maintain data governance standards
* Understand the data model across multiple business domains and appropriately map into cross functional reports and dashboards.
* Work across a number of ongoing projects and delivery streams while prioritizing with the users changes and features.
Skills and Requirements
* Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field.
* 8+ years of experience in data-focused roles
* 5+ years of experience architecting and managing relational data models
* 3+ years of experience in a direct data ownership role with respect to data architecture and/or data quality
* Experience working with data distribution platforms (like Snowflake)
* Expertise in broader-level data ingestion and distribution architecture
* Expertise in SQL
* Ability to identify bottlenecks in relational databases and optimize views, tables and queries for performance
* Comfortable working in either an agile team or independently depending on project needs