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ArisData.ai hires a Senior Snowflake Solution Architect / Lead Architect to design and lead enterprise Snowflake implementations. You will own end-to-end architecture, guide workshops, and partner with US-based customers to deliver scalable data warehousing and lakehouse solutions.
You must have 10+ years in data engineering/warehousing, 5+ years Snowflake, and 3 enterprise Snowflake implementations where you acted as Lead Architect, with strong English communication and client-facing skills.
ArisData.ai is seeking a Senior Snowflake Solution Architect / Lead Architect to architect and lead enterprise Snowflake implementations.
This is a senior, client-facing role requiring deep Snowflake expertise, strong enterprise data architecture experience, and excellent communication skills. Candidates must have personally owned architecture across multiple Snowflake implementations and be comfortable independently leading technical discussions and architecture workshops with U.S.-based customers.
Snowflake: Snowpark, Snowpipe, Dynamic Tables, Streams & Tasks, Iceberg Tables, Secure Data Sharing, RBAC, Data Governance, Performance & Cost Optimization.
Data Engineering: SQL, Python, ETL/ELT, Data Warehousing, Data Modeling, Lakehouse Architecture, Batch & Real-Time Ingestion.
Cloud: AWS, Azure, or GCP.
Integration: Experience with tools such as dbt, Fivetran, Matillion, Informatica, ADF, AWS Glue, or similar.
DevOps: Git, CI/CD, Terraform or equivalent.
Analytics: Power BI, Tableau, Sigma, Looker, or similar.
We are looking for an architect first—not simply a strong Snowflake developer with an Architect title. Candidates must be able to discuss at least 3 enterprise Snowflake implementations where they personally served as Lead/Primary Architect, including the architecture they designed, key decisions and tradeoffs, security/governance approach, performance considerations, technical challenges, and business outcomes.
The successful candidate must be capable of independently leading customer architecture conversations and clearly explaining what should be built, how it should be built, and why.