Data Engineering Web App Architect for Cloud & Databricks

Bloomberg BNA; Arlington, Northern (VA, KY); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Bloomberg Industry Group is seeking a Web Application Architect 2 (Data Engineering) in Arlington, VA to design, develop, and maintain data pipelines and customer-facing applications. You will leverage Databricks, RDS Postgres, Aurora, and SQL Server while applying cloud and microservices principles to deliver scalable, high-availability solutions.

You will work in a collaborative, Agile environment, diagnose production issues, and drive best practices across the software lifecycle from design

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
• Experience administering RDS Postgres and Aurora; MS SQL Server database administration.
• Databricks platform experience — notebooks and pipelines.

Responsibilities

• Architect, design, and deliver high-quality code following INDG practices.
• Diagnose and fix production issues and communicate blockers.
• Build enterprise-scale applications with scalable, high-availability components.
• Advise on front-end/back-end architectures and tradeoffs.
• Engage in proof-of-concepts and external research to validate solutions.
• Participate in distributed software delivery with Agile/ DevSecOps.

Skills

Agile/Scrum

DevSecOps

Cloud technologies

Distributed software delivery

CI/CD

Infrastructure as code

Microservices

Microfrontend

AWS

Education

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience

Tools

Databricks platform

RDS Postgres

Aurora databases

Microsoft SQL Server

Job description

Bloomberg Industry Group is seeking a Web Application Architect 2 (Data Engineering) in Arlington, VA to design, develop, and maintain data pipelines and customer-facing applications. You will leverage Databricks, RDS Postgres, Aurora, and SQL Server while applying cloud and microservices principles to deliver scalable, high-availability solutions.

You will work in a collaborative, Agile environment, diagnose production issues, and drive best practices across the software lifecycle from design