IT Data Platform Architect
BrightseedFull Time
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
Candidates should have experience architecting large-scale distributed data systems in complex, regulated domains with unified platforms integrating cloud-native compute, orchestration, and semantic modeling. Demonstrated leadership in building multi-modal data services with strong developer experience principles, focusing on monetization, governance, and data product lifecycle management is required. Hands-on expertise with modern data stack technologies including Python, Docker, Airflow, Trino, Postgres, distributed query engines, and graph-based metadata systems is essential, along with advanced knowledge bridging cloud and on-premises deployments with automation and developer self-service. Deep understanding of data processing paradigms and standards including synchronous vs. asynchronous processing, schema management, logical data modeling, and formats like OpenTelemetry, OpenMetadata, and OpenLineage is also necessary. Experience with AI-driven architectures and emerging technologies is preferred.
The Data System Architect will drive the architectural vision for scalable, distributed data systems across SaaS and self-managed deployments, designing database stack solutions to optimize performance and scalability. They will define enterprise data product standards and governance frameworks, including data lineage, SDLC, versioning, and compliance practices. Responsibilities include building governed, monetizable data services and APIs, partnering with teams to embed AI-driven patterns into data infrastructure, and architecting event-driven systems and cross-stack orchestration. The role involves designing end-to-end data lifecycle architecture, establishing CI/CD best practices for data systems, and transforming ambiguity into strategic roadmaps while leading complex technical engagements.
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