Senior DataOps Engineer - Data Platform & CI/CD Leader

Upperline Health Inc; Nashville, Northern (TN, KY); Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Upperline Health Inc. is seeking a senior Application Data Architect to design and operate the data layer across our care platform. You will model identity, authorization, telemetry, and data contracts, while guiding API design and caching strategies.

Collaboration with frontend and security teams is essential. Responsibilities include ownership of data services, migrations, and observability, with a bias toward automation and incremental delivery.

Qualifications

• Strong experience architecting production data layers and services.
• Advanced SQL with transactional/operational workloads.
• Experience designing APIs (REST/GraphQL) and data-access layers.
• Knowledge of Redis caching and observability practices.
• Familiarity with CI/CD, IaC, and cloud platforms.

Responsibilities

• Own architecture and evolution of the application data layer.
• Model identity, authentication, authorization data with security teams.
• Design telemetry and product-usage models with privacy controls.
• Define API contracts with validation, versioning, and errors.
• Establish caching strategies and data synchronization patterns.
• Maintain runbooks, data dictionaries, and IaC automation.
• Collaborate with React/TypeScript front-end engineers.

Skills

Data architecture

SQL/Relational DB

Caching strategies

Security & IAM

APIs design

CI/CD

Redis

OpenID Connect

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/ Engineering

Job description

Upperline Health Inc. is seeking a senior Application Data Architect to design and operate the data layer across our care platform. You will model identity, authorization, telemetry, and data contracts, while guiding API design and caching strategies.

Collaboration with frontend and security teams is essential. Responsibilities include ownership of data services, migrations, and observability, with a bias toward automation and incremental delivery.