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Azure Databricks Engineer

PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022
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Job Description

Role: Azure Databricks Admin

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Location: Hartford, CT, Houston, TX, Indianapolis, IN, Pittsburgh, PA, Raleigh, NC, Richardson, TX

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Type- Fulltime

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Required Skill and Experience

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• Architecture and administration experience with Microsoft Azure Databricks

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• Experience with platform automation, DevOps, and CI/CD pipelines

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• Knowledge of cloud security, networking, and identity management

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• Establish platform monitoring, observability, and automated alerting frameworks for Azure Databricks platform components

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• Platform automation through Infrastructure-as-Code using Terraform, DevOps, and CI/CD pipelines.

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• Implement capacity planning, disaster recovery, and high availability strategies.

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• Expertise in managing Unity Catalog, and data access control mechanisms.

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• Experience of managing Databricks cluster policies, instance pools, autoscaling, auto-termination, and compute governance

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• Support platform upgrades, runtime migrations, and feature enablement.

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• Administer Azure Databricks workspaces across Development, QA, Production & DR environments.

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• Integrate Azure Databricks with Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD).

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• Manage RBAC, SCIM provisioning, user lifecycle management, and group synchronization.

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• Implement and maintain Unity Catalog permissions and governance policies.

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• Configure Key Vault-backed secret scopes and credential management.

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• Support secure networking using:

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• Private Endpoints

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• VNET Injection

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• NSGs

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• Firewall Rules

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• Managed Identities

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• Implement enterprise governance standards using Unity Catalog.

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• Maintain audit logging and compliance reporting.

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• Troubleshoot platform, cluster, notebook, and job execution issues.

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• Establish operational runbooks, incident management procedures, and SLA monitoring.

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• Implement cluster policies to control costs and prevent resource overprovisioning.

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