The role involves leading data engineering efforts, designing scalable architectures, implementing data governance and compliance, and mentoring teams.
- Azure Databricks & Lakehouse Architecture: Strong hands-on expertise in Databricks, Delta Lake, PySpark, and Medallion architecture for scalable enterprise data platforms.
- Azure Data Engineering Ecosystem: Deep experience with Azure Data Factory, ADLS Gen2, Synapse/Azure SQL for building secure, high-performance ETL/ELT pipelines.
- Data Governance, Security & Compliance: Proven ability to implement data lineage, quality frameworks, RBAC, encryption, and healthcare compliance (HIPAA/PHI handling).
- Dimensional Modeling & Data Warehousing: Expertise in star/snowflake schema design, CDC/incremental loads, SCD handling, and performance optimization for analytics.
- Technical Leadership & Strategy: Experience leading data engineering teams, defining architecture standards, mentoring engineers, and driving enterprise data platform strategy.
Top Skills
Adls Gen2
Azure Data Factory
Azure Databricks
Azure Sql
Delta Lake
Pyspark
Synapse
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