Design, develop, and implement scalable, resilient, and high-performance data pipelines and data architecturesfor enterprise data platforms.
- Build and optimize ETL/ELT pipelines supporting batch, near-real-time, and streaming data processing requirements.
- Design and implement enterprise data ingestion and integration workflows using Apache NiFi, including data routing, transformation, orchestration, monitoring, and integration across heterogeneous data sources and platforms.
- Develop distributed data processing solutions using Apache Spark with Scala and/or Python (PySpark).
- Design and implement data solutions across relational database management systems (RDBMS) and modern data lakehouse technologies such as Apache Iceberg.
- Build and optimize federated and distributed SQL capabilities using Starburst and Trino query engines.
- Develop event-driven and real-time data processing solutions using Apache Kafka and Spark Streaming / Structured Streaming.
- Lead end-to-end delivery of enterprise-scale data engineering initiatives involving multiple engineering, product, architecture, and business teams.
- Strengthen platform reliability through automation, CI/CD, testing, monitoring, observability, documentation, and operational excellence.
- Improve data quality, performance, scalability, resiliency, and cost efficiency across data platforms and pipelines.
- Support enterprise data governance by maintaining metadata, technical and business documentation, data lineage, data quality controls, and secure access to data assets.
- Partner with security and governance teams to ensure data solutions meet enterprise requirements for privacy, security, access control, compliance, and data lifecycle management.
- Troubleshoot complex production issues, perform root-cause analysis, and implement sustainable solutions to improve platform stability.
- Collaborate effectively with stakeholders across engineering, architecture, analytics, AI/ML, governance, product, and business organizations.
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