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Location - Remote


Key Responsibilities:


- Lead and oversee the Snowflake data platform, ensuring top-notch scalability, performance, and security.

- Partner with cross-functional teams, including data engineering and IT security, to establish and enforce data governance and security standards.

- Monitor and optimize Snowflake's performance and cost efficiency.

- Conduct system audits, refine procedures, and enhance processes for better platform dependability and operational excellence.

- Oversee data management tasks such as storage, archiving, recovery, and backups.

- Spearhead the design and development of scalable data structures, pipelines, and performant ELT processes.

- Facilitate the integration of Snowflake with various data management and analytical tools.

- Offer technical leadership for deploying and maintaining key Snowflake features, including Snowpipe, virtual warehouses, and data sharing capabilities.

- Create and maintain comprehensive documentation for the data platform's setup, operations, and troubleshooting.

- Educate and mentor team members on Snowflake best practices and new functionalities.


Required Qualifications:


- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field.

- A minimum of 6 years of hands-on experience with Snowflake data platform administration and architecture.

- Proficiency in SQL and scripting languages such as Python or JavaScript.

- Demonstrable expertise in implementing and managing virtual warehouses, resource monitors, and data security within Snowflake.

- Solid experience in data modeling, data warehousing, and constructing ELT workflows.

- Excellent problem-solving, analytical mindset, and the ability to troubleshoot complex issues.

- Strong communication and collaboration skills, with a track record of effective teamwork.

- Preferred certifications: Snowflake Data Analyst, Snowflake Data Engineer, or Snowflake Data Scientist.


Desired Skills and Knowledge:


- In-depth knowledge of ELT best practices and data integration techniques.

- Familiarity with data security, compliance standards, and data privacy regulations.

- Experience with cloud infrastructure and services, especially relating to data storage and computing.

- Knowledge of JavaScript and front-end technologies is a plus for developing custom user interfaces or integrations.


Tools and Technology Required:


- Snowflake Data Platform

- SQL and scripting languages (Python, JavaScript)

- Data modeling and ELT tools

- Data governance and security tools

- Performance monitoring and optimization software

- Cloud services and infrastructure

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