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Looking for Data Architect with Snowflake – Onsite (Houston/Dallas/NYC)

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Hi All,

 

Hope you are doing well.

 

There are openings available in the USA. Kindly share the resume along with the consultant’s details. I need to submit the profile within the next 2–3 hours, as the interview process is currently active.

 

Position: Data Architect with Snowflake

Location: Onsite (Houston/Dallas/NYC)

Experience: 14+ above

 

Core Skills

12+ years of Strong experience in Enterprise Architecture

Strong experience as a Data Architect in enterprise environments

Expertise in data modeling (ER, dimensional, domain‑driven)

Strong knowledge of RDBMS and NoSQL data stores

Experience designing data platforms on cloud (Snowflake / AWS / Azure)

Strong understanding of ETL/ELT, batch and streaming architectures

Tools: Snowflake (or equivalent cloud DW), Informatica (ETL, DQ/DG, MDM), RDBMS: Oracle, Postgres, SQL Server, NoSQL: Cassandra, MongoDB, Modeling tools (ERwin, similar), JIRA / Confluence

Preferred / Nice-to-Have

 

Experience with Informatica DQ/DG and MDM

Insurance / Financial Services domain exposure

Experience with Kafka / streaming platforms

Knowledge of CAP theorem and distributed systems

Key Responsibilities

 

Define and maintain enterprise architecture frameworks, standards, and roadmaps

Align business goals with technology and platform strategy

Design scalable, secure enterprise solutions (cloud, data, applications)

Lead architecture reviews and ensure compliance with EA principles

Guide solution architects and delivery teams on architectural decisions

Evaluate emerging technologies and recommend adoption strategies

Collaborate with stakeholders to drive transformation initiatives

Act as security advisor to delivery teams and stakeholders

To apply for this job email your details to kowsalya@pathwayedge.com

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