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Elios, Inc. in Houston seeks a Databricks Architect to design and stand up lakehouse platforms that enterprise teams will run. You will own architecture end to end, from ingestion and medallion design to governance and cost controls, ensuring the platform is operable by the client's team.
The role is remote-first with periodic onsite time in Houston, and starts as a six-month contract with a path to full-time. You will lead architecture sessions and mentor client engineers.
Location: Houston, TX | Type: Contract to Hire (6 months) | Setup: Mostly Remote, some onsite in Houston | Experience: 8+ years | Pay: $100-$130/hr
We're hiring a Databricks Architect to design and stand up lakehouse platforms that enterprise teams will actually run their business on. You'll own the architecture end to end, from ingestion and medallion design to governance, cost controls, and the handoff that lets a client's own team operate what you built.
You'll join a boutique data and AI consultancy that helps organizations simplify, master, and scale their data capabilities on modern platforms. The team is small and senior, so your decisions carry weight from day one. Most of the work is remote, with periodic onsite time at the Houston office or with a Houston-based client when the engagement calls for it.
This role starts as a 6-month contract with a clear path to full-time. If you're the architect people call when a Databricks rollout has stalled halfway through, you'll feel at home here.
You'll be working with a lean team of data practitioners who care more about platforms that hold up in production than slide decks that look good in a steering committee. There's no layer of management between you and the client, which means your architecture calls get made and shipped, not diluted.
The contract-to-hire structure gives both sides six months of real work together before committing. For a senior architect who wants ownership, visibility, and a seat at the table as the practice grows, that's a good place to start.