Empowering data teams with unified analytics
Databricks, headquartered in San Francisco, California, is a unified data analytics platform that simplifies data engineering and collaborative data science. Trusted by over 7,000 organizations, including Fortune 500 companies like Comcast and Shell, Databricks has raised $3.5 billion in funding, ac...
Databricks offers competitive salaries, equity options, generous PTO policies, and a remote-friendly work environment. Employees also benefit from a l...
Databricks fosters a culture of innovation with a strong emphasis on data-driven decision-making. The company values collaboration across teams and en...
Databricks • Toronto, Canada
Databricks is hiring a Solutions Architect to design scalable data architectures using Databricks technology. You'll engage with customers and technical leads to establish the Databricks Lakehouse architecture as the standard. This role requires expertise in data engineering and machine learning.
You have a strong background in data architecture and engineering, with at least 5 years of experience in designing scalable solutions. Your technical depth allows you to engage in complex discussions about data technologies, and you can effectively communicate the value of the Databricks platform to various stakeholders. You are comfortable working with technical leads, including architects and engineers, to understand their needs and provide tailored solutions. Your business acumen helps you align technical strategies with customer goals, establishing yourself as a trusted advisor.
You possess a solid understanding of big data technologies and have experience with data engineering pipelines and machine learning projects. Your ability to capture technical wins through consulting and demonstrating the capabilities of the Databricks platform is a key strength. You thrive in collaborative environments and enjoy working closely with sales teams to develop account strategies that drive customer engagement and platform usage.
Experience with cloud platforms, particularly AWS, is a plus. Familiarity with Apache Spark and data science methodologies will enhance your ability to support customers effectively. You are proactive in seeking out opportunities to expand your knowledge and skills in the rapidly evolving field of data technology.
As a Solutions Architect at Databricks, you will partner with customers to design and implement scalable data architectures that leverage the Databricks platform. You will work closely with Account Executives to develop account strategies that grow customer usage of the platform. Your role will involve engaging with customers' technical teams to understand their requirements and demonstrate how Databricks can help them achieve their goals.
You will be responsible for building and presenting reference architectures and demo applications that showcase the capabilities of Databricks. Your expertise in data engineering and machine learning will be crucial as you consult on big data architectures and assist customers in implementing data engineering pipelines. You will also play a key role in driving technical discussions throughout the sales lifecycle, ensuring that customer needs are met and that they see the value in adopting Databricks technology.
Collaboration is essential in this role, as you will work with various teams across Databricks, including engineering and executive leadership, to represent customer needs and build valuable engagements. Your ability to communicate effectively and establish trust with customers will be vital to your success.
Databricks offers a dynamic work environment where innovation and collaboration are encouraged. You will have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology and contribute to the success of our customers. We provide competitive compensation and benefits, along with opportunities for professional growth and development. Join us in transforming the way organizations leverage data to drive business outcomes.
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