Snowflake Data Architect (Contract)
Motley FoolFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
Key technologies and capabilities for this role
Common questions about this position
The salary range is $165K - $231K.
Yes, this role is 100% remote, based out of the San Francisco Bay Area or Seattle.
Candidates need a minimum of 10 years in pre-sales or post-sales technical roles with customers, 5 years of people management experience including mentoring and coaching, and 5 years selling professional services such as scoping projects and writing statements of work. Extensive knowledge of large-scale database technologies like Oracle and Teradata, plus experience with non-relational platforms like Hadoop, is also required.
Snowflake emphasizes a culture focused on impact, innovation, and collaboration, empowering enterprises and people to reach their full potential while building big, moving fast, and advancing technology and careers.
A strong candidate will have at least 10 years of technical customer-facing experience, 5+ years managing and mentoring teams, proven expertise in large-scale databases and data processing platforms, and a track record in selling professional services including scoping projects and creating statements of work.
Data management and analytics platform
Snowflake provides a platform called the AI Data Cloud that helps organizations manage and analyze their data. This platform allows users to store and process large amounts of data efficiently, offering services like data warehousing, data lakes, data engineering, data science, and data sharing. Snowflake's system works by uniting data from different sources, enabling secure sharing and performing various types of analytics. What sets Snowflake apart from its competitors is its ability to operate seamlessly across multiple public clouds, allowing users to access their data from anywhere. The company's goal is to help businesses leverage their data for better decision-making by providing a flexible subscription-based service that scales according to their needs.