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A leading Databricks Partner Consultancy have need of strong Resident Solution Architects with excellent Databricks knowledge and skills to work on an exciting project for a blue-chip customer.

In an initial 6 month contract, wou will be tasked with working on a new Data Platform design & build on Databricks, Cluster Optimisation etc

Key skills and experience for this role includes;

  • 7 years expeirence in Data Engineering, Data Platforms and Analytics and Consulting

  • Databricks Certified Data Engineering Professional and above

  • 6 - 8+ projects delivered with hands-on experience in ddevelopment on databricks

  • Strong knowledge of Cloud ecosystems (AWS, Azure, GCP) with deep experience in at least one

  • Deep experience with distributed computing with Spark with knowledge of Spark runtime internals

  • Familiarity with CI/CD for production deployments and ideally Databricks Asset Bundles

  • Current knowledge across the breadth of Databricks product and platform features

  • Familiarity with optimisations for performance and scalability

    This role will be an initial 6 month contract, outside of IR35, that is likely to be extended. Rates will be paid at circa £600 - £700 per day, depending on skills and experience.

    For more information on this excellent role, please respond with an up to date CV via the links provided and conntact Joe Ingleby at Primus Connect

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