Technical Architect – Dataflow, GCP

YASH Technologies

. Define current-state and target-state data architecture across cloud, warehouse, lakehouse, integration, and analytics platforms .

Posted 9/24/2026full-timeHyderabad • IndiaSeniorLeadWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive expertise in GCP Data Architecture, including migration planning, data modeling, and governance. Proficient in designing scalable analytics solutions using Snowflake and Databricks, ensuring security and compliance across data platforms.

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GCP Data ArchitectureSnowflake ArchitectureDatabricks ExperienceSQL ProficiencyData Governance

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Hard Skills

Data ModelingDimensional ModelingData VaultPerformance TuningData Quality FrameworksMetadata ManagementData MigrationSecurity ControlsCost OptimizationData Lineage

Tools & Technologies

GCPSnowflakeDatabricksBigQueryCloud StorageDataflowDataprocPub/SubCloud ComposerIAM

Industry Keywords

Cloud MigrationData ArchitectureOperational ReportingRegulatory ComplianceData-Driven Decision-Making

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

BigQueryCloudETLGoogle Cloud PlatformPySparkSparkSQLUnityVault

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Define current-state and target-state data architecture across cloud, warehouse, lakehouse, integration, and analytics platforms
Lead GCP migration planning, including landing-zone alignment, data movement patterns, security controls, and cutover strategy
Architect Snowflake sandbox migration paths, environment promotion standards, data modeling, role-based access, performance tuning, and cost governance
Design Databricks lakehouse patterns for batch and streaming pipelines, Delta Lake, data quality, lineage, and ML/AI-ready data products
Create conceptual, logical, and physical data models
Define canonical data entities, standards, metadata, and stewardship rules
Partner with engineers to review pipelines, ELT/ETL patterns, orchestration, APIs, and data contracts
Establish migration principles for data reconciliation, testing, rollback, observability, and operational readiness
Support solution estimates, architecture review boards, vendor evaluations, and stakeholder communications
Define, design, and govern enterprise data architecture for scalable analytics, operational reporting, regulatory compliance, and data-driven decision-making
Lead cloud data modernization initiatives involving GCP migrations, Snowflake sandbox-to-production enablement, and Databricks lakehouse capabilities
Ensure data solutions are secure, cost-effective, performant, reusable, and aligned with enterprise architecture, governance, and delivery standards

Requirements

What you’ll need

12+ years of experience as a GCP Data Architect
Experience with GCP, Snowflake, and Databricks
Knowledge of GCP data services: BigQuery, Cloud Storage, Dataflow, Dataproc, Pub/Sub, Cloud Composer, IAM, VPC/service controls, and Cloud Monitoring
Snowflake architecture experience, including databases/schemas, warehouses, stages, streams/tasks, Snowpipe, dynamic tables, secure sharing, masking, RBAC, and cost optimization
Databricks experience with Delta Lake, Unity Catalog, notebooks/jobs, Auto Loader, Spark SQL/PySpark, clusters/workflows, and medallion architecture
Strong SQL, dimensional modeling, Data Vault or domain modeling, data quality frameworks, metadata management, and lineage
Experience with migration methods including discovery, profiling, mapping, dependency analysis, parallel runs, reconciliation, performance testing, and release planning
Knowledge of security and governance including encryption, secrets, least privilege, PII/PHI handling, audit logging, retention, and policy-based access

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible work arrangements
Inclusive team environment
Career-oriented skilling models
Continuous learning, unlearning, and relearning
Stable employment
Great atmosphere and ethical corporate culture
Agile self-determination, trust, transparency, and open collaboration
Support needed for the realization of business goals